Synonyms for multitasking
ˌmʌl tiˈtæs kɪŋ, -ˈtɑ skɪŋ, ˌmʌl taɪ-mul·ti·task·ing

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1. List of paraphrases for "multitasking":

   multi-tasking, multitask, multi-task

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1. Stephen Dobranski:

   The more great writing a person reads, the more sensitive she will become to how words work. And millennials have to pay attention, multitasking often means that a person is not working with the requisite care and precision, two essential things for effective reading and writing.

2. Megan Rapinoe:

   It's certainly not ideal and it will take attention away and energy and effort away from what our actual job is, which is to play, this team also is very good at multitasking and taking a lot on its plate at all times.

3. Steve Tobak:

   Don’t worry about time, big ideas do not come when you are trying to manage every minute of your time. They don’t come when you are multitasking. They come when you are focused on one thing. Let everything else fade to black.

4. Gloria Mark:

   With the exception of a few rare individuals, there is no such thing as multitasking, unless one of the tasks is automatic, like chewing gum or walking, you can not do two effortful things at the same time. For example, she said, you ca n’t read email and be in a video meeting. When you focus on one, you lose the other.

5. James Steyer:

   Teenagers think that multitasking during homework doesn't affect their ability to learn and ... we know it does, it's completely obvious that you can't multitask and be as effective and competent.