Read the following case study to see if this description of a manager's day matches your expectations, and then answer the questions that follow.

CASE STUDY

What does the typical day look like for a marketing manager at a top social$-$gaming company? To find out, Bloomberg Businessweek's Victoria Black spoke to Daniel Helmhold, a $2011$ ESADE MBA grad, who holds that position at Kabam in San Francisco. Before enrolling at ESADE, Helmhold worked in online ad sales at Google $($GOOG$)$ when it was still a private company. He grew up in the heart of Silicon Valley, in Cupertino, California, and has an undergraduate degree from the University of California, Davis, where he studied international relations and Spanish. Here's a peek into Helmhold's daily routine, in his own words:

$6$:$30$ a$.$m$.$ I get up and get into my workout clothes and have a quick breakfast bar so I have enough energy to work out. I do this before I do anything else$-$before opening my computer and turning on my cell phone.

$7$:$30$ a$.$m$.$ I usually sit in the backyard with my laptop and a big cup of water to cool down. I don't drink caffeine, so it's pretty much all water,

A manager typically works:

Very few hours

From $9$:$00$ AM to $5$:$00$ PM

On a single thing at a time

Before, during, and after the official workday hours

Which of the following terms best describe a manager's work? Check all that apply.

Varied $($Work changes frequently$)$

Continuous $($Managers usually finish one piece of work before moving on to the next$)$