nivek
As Above So Below
I was at work today with my lead man showing him how to epoxy acrylic solid surface material, these particular counter tops are all tied in together, four of them, not epoxied together to fit like a puzzle with custom shaping...
As we were working I was having a hard time with him early on mainly because he kept trying to do too much at once, numerous times I told him to stop with the distractions and focus on this one single part of the project that was being cut and fitted, then epoxied...He came back with "multitasking has more skill involved than working one step at a time, more can get done"...
That may be true in many cases, but with certain types of jobs and tasks it is much better to focus on one aspect at a time, put all and everything into it then move to the next...This job requires the person to have complete attention and focus on the task in front of him and not be concerned with what needs to be done an hour later...
The point of this is this, I personally think it takes more skill to have all one's attention on the project at hand than it is to multitask, handling multiple tasks at once, less likely of mistakes and the task will get done promptly without distraction...It probably also depends on what these tasks are too to determine whether to tackle many at once or one at a time...
What do you think?...Is there more skill in multitasking or focusing on one at a time?...What do you think the pluses and minuses are in multitasking or one offing?...
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As we were working I was having a hard time with him early on mainly because he kept trying to do too much at once, numerous times I told him to stop with the distractions and focus on this one single part of the project that was being cut and fitted, then epoxied...He came back with "multitasking has more skill involved than working one step at a time, more can get done"...
That may be true in many cases, but with certain types of jobs and tasks it is much better to focus on one aspect at a time, put all and everything into it then move to the next...This job requires the person to have complete attention and focus on the task in front of him and not be concerned with what needs to be done an hour later...
The point of this is this, I personally think it takes more skill to have all one's attention on the project at hand than it is to multitask, handling multiple tasks at once, less likely of mistakes and the task will get done promptly without distraction...It probably also depends on what these tasks are too to determine whether to tackle many at once or one at a time...
What do you think?...Is there more skill in multitasking or focusing on one at a time?...What do you think the pluses and minuses are in multitasking or one offing?...
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