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I fail to see the point of the post. In the situation that OP describes, Slack would only really replace IRC in his equation and maybe the phone calls since peo
by dpkonofa 9y ago
I fail to see the point of the post. In the situation that OP describes, Slack would only really replace IRC in his equation and maybe the phone calls since people can interrupt you by calling now. You can definitely snooze notifications and, if you're missing critical to-dos and tasks because they're getting lost in Slack chats, then you and your coworkers are not using Slack correctly (or, at the very least, you're not good at communicating urgency and/or priorities). He's/she's complaining about a human problem and blaming it on a piece of technology.
- threatofrain 9y agoIf you have soda and water within reach on the same shelf, and children choose soda over water, should we blame the results on the children or the arrangement of soda and water on the same shelf? It's possible to modify the interface or situation to accommodate the person, rather than asking the person to change to the interface.