All of my jobs have had different levels of multitasking, but in contracting work specifically, having to consider not only the job itself, whether it be interpreting or whether it was physiotherapy, I had to navigate my schedules, whether it was in-company sessions that I had an accountant for that I had to squeeze in last minute, or my travel from point A to point B, since it was both around the Greater Dayton and the Cincinnati areas, just navigating from one point to another, making sure I could make it to both locations in a timely fashion. Even at my current job, which is not contract work, I am just a call service representative. As one of the more experienced call service representatives, I've had people constantly reaching out to me for questions while I'm on a call, so I both have to be able to help the person that I'm currently assisting on the phone call, but additionally, if I can, I try my best to make sure to help the other less experienced representatives by shooting them a message or shooting an email, and as well as managing my own personal task for work, whether it be some projects that I'm working on to get delivered, or really anything else, I try to make sure that I'm focusing on the task at hand, but where I do have the liberty, I try to squeeze in all the other work if possible.