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<p><strong>She finds herself starting and stopping work on one task to go and work on another task, and then return to the work on the original task. Hana is experiencing </strong><strong> A) Poor scheduling </strong><strong> B) Excess work burden </strong><strong> C) Flexible tasking </strong><strong> D) Multitasking </strong><strong> E) Burnout</strong></p>
my choice is D) Multitasking
From the title you could understand that she's dealing purposely with many projects at the same time
then she's definitely experiencing a multitasking situation.
I reckon, multitasking
A) Poor scheduling which will result in E) Burnout
If I have to choose one, I will choose Option D.
But option A & E can also be other options.
I believe mrs. Woofter is right. It is multitasking
A: Poor Scheduling
Since the question does not give any further details on the number of projects, the time spent on each... if Hana is utilized efficiently it would be Multi Tasking. However the question states she has to restart the work from where she left off meaning the other projects were not running parallel thus suggesting poor scheduling.
It can be A or C depending on the result
