outtasking
/aʊtˈtæskɪŋ/
verb
- Present participle of outtask: the act of performing more tasks or completing tasks faster than someone else.
- Outtasking your coworkers can create a competitive atmosphere in the office.
- She is outtasking everyone in the marathon by running extra laps.
- The team focused on outtasking their previous record for customer calls.
- Present participle of outtask: the act of assigning tasks to someone else.
- He was outtasking his responsibilities to anyone who would take them.
- Outtasking the boring work to interns is a common practice in many companies.
- The manager is outtasking the report writing to the new hire.
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noun
- The practice or process of assigning tasks to others, especially to avoid doing them oneself.
- The company's outtasking of difficult projects led to high turnover.
- His constant outtasking made him unpopular with the team.
- Outtasking can be efficient if done fairly, but it can also cause resentment.