Why "never multitask" is bad advice for software engineers
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Software engineers face constant interruptions from on-call duties, code reviews, and meetings, making single-tasking impossible. The real problem isn't multitasking but uncontrolled context switching that wastes mental energy. Engineers can apply CPU concepts like safe points and state management to work more effectively by choosing when to switch tasks, creating mental save states, and aligning work intensity with natural energy levels.
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