How to pronounce“multitask”in English

multitask because he's not going to be giving birth to triplets where multitasking would really be important so he

Multitasking.

multitasking in the world and may not be looking at the screen.

Multitasking, scheduling.

multitasking with email right shifting from one task back into email and then kind of back again and then the other

multitasking with email and being really reactive so can I get someone to come up here and do a very simple two-minute

Multitasking, doing a lot of things at the same time.

multitasker I think that's a feminine trait well uh you grew up in Alabama you

Multitasking does not exist.

Multitasking can release the stress hormone cortisol, which might make you feel at the end of a couple hours like your head has been in a salad spinner.

Multitasking is also responsible for that mental fog that you feel, partly due to the release of cortisol.

Multitasking. And there's no such thing as multitasking, even though most of still try it.

multitasking is so distracting and I've got Facebook and and Twitter and my

multitasking my office has none of those distractions and then they crunched that data alongside HR data about who got

multitasking um you know so I yes there are many many in in fact is a my original field is English uh as an

multitasking and stressful modern Lives Many many of us rarely pay

multitasking and because that is something that until recently anyway people always thought was the deepest and most distinctly human way of

multitasking and it's not encouraging us or even giving us an opportunity to engage in more attentive ways of thinking and so to me I I think losing

I multitask too much, and so I just needed a break, or whatever.

to multitask between their work environment and their home front.

This multitask approach keeps the ideas flowing."

just multitask We're just doing a lot of things at one time.

So multitasking doesn't work.

of multitasking, fragmentation of our attention, I wanted to write a book about thinking because that seemed to go hand in hand with attention as a super important

Is multitasking-- this is maybe not a fair question to ask.

So multitasking really doesn't exist in that way.

So multitasking, of course, means you're working on that one thing, that really important thing you have to do today.

No multitasking.

The multitasking example was so vivid to me.

The multitasking computer running the program will also begin to run other processes more slowly and will physically heat up.

And multitasking is the enemy of that.

Everybody multitasks. The part about multitasking that you may not know about is multitasking can be fine, but it's the switching cost, that flip-flop cost.

By multitasking big time.

Brave multitasker and don't read this in traffic another article in the Wall Street Journal was about the generation

So multitasking, however, is very draining on our system.

that I can multitask in my day to day process.

And when we multitask, we're often not in control.

You can't multitask as effectively.

having to multitask in many different ways.

Why do we multitask?

or their ability to multitask.

Human beings can't multitask.

You can even multitask better because it turns out that your brain is actually-- your conscious mind is only paying attention to one thing at a time,

When we multitask, we make ourselves a little bit dumber and a little bit slower.

when you multitask.

Do you multitask at all?

So you have to multitask, OK.

can't really multitask to which I ask what do fighter pilots or chefs do you

right we do serially multitask that's what we do and it's odd at moments of great technological change and that