You can unitask if you have enough work assembled for a set project. I can spend most of a day working on one part of my job, and when I'm approaching a deadline this can mean putting my calls through to answerphone and not checking my emails (and closing the Cellar!) I consider that unitasking.

I agree it wouldn't be possible every day with the job I do though.

I train surgeons ... (how to use the software I support). I don't think you could get through Medical School without multi-tasking.

Second. I work in an OR.

I suggest unitasking the reloading of ammo.

I'm surprises that no one gave me the BS line "your boss is allowed to expect more from you".
Thought about it after I posted that.

Wow, I can't recite people word for word even if I am paying sole attention to them.

You're Boss is allowed to expect anything he/she wants from any employee.
I'll go even further and say he/she can demand it.
You are free to tell him/her to take the job and shove it.

Multitasking usually ends badly for me.

Multitasking is the generator of loose ends

The word, 'multitasking,' reminds me of a job I had once, where we were eventually assigned numbers, and no longer referred to by our names. I hightailed it out of there not too long after that.

I can understand that, user #2663

I'm not leaving this time! Muahahaha!

Poor multi-tasking is the generator of loose ends.