GoofyIsAsGoofyDoes
If it’s still here tomorrow… I may ignore it again
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2007
Well, someone had to.Awesome. You've taken a lovely little serenade straight down the toilet.
One would think, wouldn’t one?That'll learn ya.
And yet I still ain’t been learned.
That’s all just related steps of the same thing.Welllll.... yes and no.
I agree with only focusing on one thing at a time (that's why it's called focusing.)
But...
The trick is in prioritizing... and remembering what you postponed.
eg.
A typical day at the last place I worked:
(Everything happens more or less at the same time...)
A pilot comes up for a weather briefing for his flight, while..
A plane calls up 10 miles out looking for landing advisory, while...
The outside phone line rings, while...
A plane calls up requesting enroute flight information, while...
A truck is requesting permission to cross the runway, while...
The hourly weather needs to be observed and recorded, while...
A plane calls up looking for a departure advisory, while...
The ATC hotline rings.
The answer is:
Tell the enroute plane to standby.
Provide the landing advisory.
Tell the departing plane to standby.
Ask ATC if they can hold for a second or not.
If not, take the info.
Provide the departure advisory.
While doing the above, toggle the vehicle channel so he knows your busy.
If ATC could hold, take the info now.
If the departing plane is airborne or holding and there's time,
get the truck across the runway; otherwise tell him to hold.
Answer the phone, see if you can put him on hold.
Tell the pilot he'll have to wait a couple more minutes.
Make sure the departing plane is gone.
Make sure the truck is off the runway.
Make sure the arriving plane lands safely.
Do the weather.
See if the phone call is long or short.
Adjust accordingly.
Brief the pilot.
And that`s not exagerated or atypical.
So is that multitasking or prioritizing?
A layman would say multitasking,
a professional would say it's prioritizing.
I just called it being busy.
Dang busy to be sure, but still, the same function (and each step done one at a time)…
Prioritizing is a much better description.
And I’d say you are good at getting the steps in order quickly.
Just another service I provide.Yay science! Thanks for obfuscating!
Yeah, that was it.Heliotrope? Is that the word you were going to use?
Either that or Hellenistic… or was it helical… Helvetica, maybe… hummm?
I'll say it. The best movie Mel Brooks ever did.
Doubt anyone’s reading my commentary so you’re good.Except for those jerks I mentioned.
(Not you, whoever else is reading this, the other guys.)
I imagine that Brussels sprouts would be good too if you added the extra yokes, a heaping portion of dark chocolate and of course removed the sprouts (with that last bit of it being the key change to the recipe).Why is Devil's Food good but the Devil's food (i.e. Brussels sprouts) is not?
I support the immediate implementation of this plane.I should have. But for whatever reason, I never got another one.
Guess I'll have to go back and bring her back a bunch of them.
“I know this world is killing you…”My aim is true.
A very good thing, indeed.So.... Good thing I didn't, then.
It wouldn’t have been because I approve, it would’a been that I was compelled.
I never necessarily laud anything I do either.and... not bad... not bad...
I won't necessarily laud it, though...
I was just trying to look at the questions from Sir Bedivere’s point of view.