outtask
/aʊtˈtæsk/
verb
- To perform more tasks or complete tasks faster than someone else, especially in a competitive or work context.
- In the office challenge, she outtasked everyone by finishing her reports first.
- The new software helps the team outtask their rivals in customer service.
- He always tries to outtask his coworkers to impress the boss.
- To assign tasks to someone else, especially in a way that shifts work away from oneself.
- The manager tried to outtask the difficult project to another department.
- Don't outtask all the boring jobs to the new intern.
- She outtasked the data entry to her assistant so she could focus on strategy.
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