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Ask HN: How do you organize your emails in Outlook?
Read about Inbox Zero, Getting Things Done, etc. and am curious at what HN-ers have found that works and doesn't work?
I took a stab at using OneNote in addition to Outlook and a notebook but there seems to be a lot of admin overhead to keep everything in sync so I'd love to know how folks are organizing all the information and requests coming in.
- Rjevski 8y agoI keep emails that are waiting to be actioned upon in my inbox, and once they're done they're archived. I make sure to never subscribe to any spam-letters or unneeded notifications so I only get like a handful of emails a day (all from human senders) and this approach works pretty well for me. Archive is a dumping ground for all the "done" stuff and I rely on search if I ever need to find anything in there.