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<p>Walking and chewing gum is not multi tasking. I've heard and read some of the craziest answers.</p>
Multitasking is an ability of someone to organize and to perform several tasks/ duties at same time where they have almost or same level of importance/ eminence.
Multi tasking means ability to work in different areas for the organizational need.
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Good question
Multitasking is the performance,the estimated and
the ability of the individual to do more than
one job at the same time by organizing & arranging all the
tasks,goals, for sure time management& more.
so that ...the job is,t easy to do but it requires considerable effort.
In computing, multitasking is a method where multiple tasks (also known as processes) are performed during the same period of time – they are executed concurrently (in overlapping time periods, new tasks starting before others have ended) instead of sequentially (one completing before the next starts).
As It defined itself Multiple tasks on a single job..If I talk of me... I used to do computer operating, receptionist, calls handling , database managing , reporting directors , sometime packaging also
Multitasking is performance by an individual of handling more than one job at the same time. The term is derived from computer multitasking.
In simple words it is time management, although it is not that simple.
It's a capability to handle multiple different work with an equal importance level without decreasing result quality too much.
Obviously we face many work in one time all the time.
Hello,
walking and chewing a gum is certainly not multi tasking. Multi tasking a more complex than it seems. It is a skill that is increasingly in demand in the market due to lack of space employment of more people to work on a project or a particular job. What it means is, if for example you are put to work on a project that has a specific timeline and dynamics, your project is becoming a primary task for you, but however, you are still to perform your daily tasks defined by your job role. It means that you are to perform your primary and secondary tasks adequately without compromising the performance or result of any of them. Sometimes it is very hard to distribute your energy and knowledge to two or more tasks at the same time. But if you are able to do so, you are more of a worth to your employee for more reasons. There reasons are saving resources to your company, completing the tasks in timely manner and providing your employer with confidence in your abilities.
My example of multi tasking on a previous job role:
1. Leading a project of development of a shopping center (specific timeline and works dynamics)
2. Conducting marketing activities for the company (general, everyday)
3. Maintaining the company website and corporate profile (everyday)
4. Contract and Terms negotiations with potential partners and tenants (everyday)
I hope i gave you a more clear picture of multi tasking.
Agree with the previous answers.
kathy multitasking means
Running two or more programs at the same time on the same single-processor (single CPU) computer. This seemingly simultaneous processing is deceptive because the CPU is actually attending to only one program at any given moment. The currently running program is said to be in the 'foreground,' all other programs are said to be running in the 'background.' Multitasking is of two main types: (1) in preemptive multitasking (such as in Linux, Unix, and Windows) the operating system (OS) controls the back-and-forth switching between the programs, and each program gets its turn in a predictable manner, (2) in non-preemptive multitasking (such as in Novell Netware) a program runs until it stops itself and its execution cannot be interrupted. See also.
