Scattershot (adjective)

Aiming in many different directions at once, with no clear focus or plan; disorganized and inconsistent.

Origin:

Derived from the phrase 'scatter shot'.

Examples:

1. The company's marketing strategy was scattershot and failed to produce any significant results.
2. Her writing style was scattershot, and she often wandered off on tangents that had little to do with the main topic.
3. His approach to solving the problem was scattershot, and he didn't seem to have a clear understanding of what he was doing.
4. The film's editing was scattershot, jumping back and forth between different scenes without clear transitions.
5. The company's approach to customer service was scattershot, and they seemed to be making it up as they went along.