Task Complexity

Task complexity refers to how difficult or involved a task is to complete. It depends on factors like the number of steps required, the level of skill or knowledge needed, and how many different parts or considerations are involved. A simple task, like tying shoelaces, requires minimal effort and thought. In contrast, a complex task, such as planning a large event, involves many steps, coordination, and decision-making. Understanding task complexity helps in planning, managing resources, and setting realistic expectations for how long and how challenging it will be to complete.