Bad multitasking

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Bad multitasking is multitasking that is unnecessarily wasteful. It is generally used to describe the inefficient juggling of project tasks or activities by those working on a project. Context switching overheads are the main source of problems with excessive multitasking.

This concept is similar to the concept of thrashing as used in computer science.

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