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I don't think any study has shown that multi-tasking is faster/more efficient than sequentially processing tasks. However, that is quite different from saying s
by sheepmullet 11y ago
I don't think any study has shown that multi-tasking is faster/more efficient than sequentially processing tasks. However, that is quite different from saying some people are better at multi-tasking than others.
I remember reading a US air force study comparing fighter pilots to normal people and they found fighter pilots could multi-task much better than the average joe. I'll try and dig it up.
- emodendroket 11y agoI can accept that some people are better at multi-tasking than others, but I don't think that anyone is better at multi-tasking than working sequentially, and I think that ends up being more important. The best multitaskers are a bit like the dogs best at walking on their hind legs.