Question about workout routine

[Dj Screw]

So I am used to rotating from exercise to exercise instead of doing 4 sets in a row of the same exercise. (I hope that makes sense)

For an example this is similar to what I do:

1. Chest Flys 1 set

2. Skull Crushers 1 set

3. Shoulder Press 1 set

4. Chest Fly 1 set

5. Skull Crushers 1 set

6. Shoulder Press 1 set

and so on until I finish my workout. (this is just an example, not my exact exercise routine it's just the order/method I use)

My question is am I missing out on gains because I am going from one exercise to the other instead of banging out all 3-4 sets in a row of each exercise? My logic of doing it the way I have been is I can lift heavier weight with cleaner reps if I do it this way, but I have realized almost everyone does it the opposite of me by doing all the sets of each exercise back to back. Am I making a big mistake doing it the way I am or can I keep on doing what I am doing? I might be overthinking it but I am obviously willing to change if I am missing out on gains

Thanks in advance everyone, I always appreciate the great advice from you guys it is priceless.

[Quester]

I can't do this at my Gym and its harder to do this with barbells. There are so many other considerations though. One of which, Isn't GH production stimulated by short rest breaks?

[600@50]

My question is am I missing out on gains because I am going from one exercise to the other instead of banging out all 3-4 sets in a row of each exercise? My logic of doing it the way I have been is I can lift heavier weight with cleaner reps if I do it this way, but I have realized almost everyone does it the opposite of me by doing all the sets of each exercise back to back. Am I making a big mistake doing it the way I am or can I keep on doing what I am doing? I might be overthinking it but I am obviously willing to change if I am missing out on gains

You're doing what used to be referred to as a Giant Set. Look up some of the old Weider principles that were devised back in the 70s and 80s by the Master Blaster himself....Joe Weider.