In a limited sense. The Biblical account of Creation (the first passages in Genesis) shows: 1) That God patiently worked in stages, not doing everything together (even though He could have). From this we may infer for our own purposes that multi-tasking carries the risk of mixed results.
2) God created from the most basic to the more complex, setting foundations and then successive layers. For our purposes, this reminds us that if we leave something basic for last, we might find that the whole project needs redoing, when an underlying component isn't as we had thought.
3) Though the heavens and Earth were created by command of God like everything else (Psalms 33:6), the fist explicitcommand was for the creating of light. For our purposes, this hints that, before digging into a confused situation, it helps to figuratively and literally shine some light upon it, stand back and consider, and form a plan.
4) "And God saw that it was good." At each stage of our efforts, we should consider whether the interim results are good, and whether there might be a better method for that stage or for later stages.
These are just a few examples.
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