Multitasking, especially computer based multitasking, is now common, so that it is not abnormal. We will read E-mail while downloading, while we reply to instant messaging, and we open different windows to do different things. It should be said that multitasking on the computer is often a good thing, and in a sense, it can really improve efficiency.

Many tasks just require us to let it start, and then it will automatically complete after a certain time. Need Constant attention. However, the problem is that we often expand ourselves and confuse ourselves. I believe you have this experience: in N browser window or tag, click N+1 to find the one you want. Therefore, you may need several skills to deal with similar "confusion" and to maintain high efficiency while multitasking.

* aware of what is multitasking, and Which? No

Tasks that are suitable for multitasking are often "quick, semi automatic, and so on" tasks, such as downloading large files, automatically executing after setting, waiting for lengthy backup or recovery, and so on.

* * appropriately adjust the number of parallel tasks:

No matter how intelligent the computer is, the final task is always human. So if you are tired or stressed, you will reduce the task of parallel processing: don't underestimate the relationship between "running only the necessary programs" and "keeping efficiency". When you realize that you are thinking about the same link again and again, you may want to turn off all the programs, stand up and take a deep breath and choose the first priority.

* use virtual window manager arrange Window.

If you have to open 50 windows, use the virtual desktop: by assigning different types of windows to different screens, you can focus more on the current desktop. The more you arrange them, the later you get caught by fatigue and the efficiency is dragged down.