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I dislike contact states personally. They are mostly noise. People set them, don't set them, forget they set them, had some program set them etc. For me it is
by jib 11y ago
I dislike contact states personally. They are mostly noise. People set them, don't set them, forget they set them, had some program set them etc.
For me it is fairly simple - usually texts in my company are higher urgency, location agnostic, communication. Only reason I would text is I need someone sooner than they see an email/Lync message, but I don't need them urgent enough to interrupt with a call. "I'm running late from this meeting, can we delay?", "you ok for lunch in 5?" etc. people typically respect that rough, unexpressed, protocol.