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People who proudly proclaim that they are good at multitasking are making two fundamental mistakes: thinking that "multitasking", which means "doing more than one task", means doing them at the same time, and thinking that doing tasks concurrently is more efficient than sequentially. People who proudly proclaim that they are good at multitasking are making two fundamental mistakes: thinking that "multitasking", which means "doing more than one task", means doing them at the same time, and thinking that doing tasks concurrently is more efficient than sequentially.
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