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It depends on the situation. Email should be accompanied by a messaging system that a) lets you know if the other person is available to chat, and b) provides r
by Merrill 7y ago
It depends on the situation. Email should be accompanied by a messaging system that a) lets you know if the other person is available to chat, and b) provides real-time interaction.
The combination is more efficient than phone or video conferences, and much more efficient than in-person conferences, especially those requiring a plane trip. These more often involve social banter and often include participants who are only marginal contributors or time wasters.
- einpoklum 7y agoNo it shouldn't. You shouldn't know when I read your email; and if I want to be available for a chat, then I'll have a chat client of some kind (including Signal/Telegram/WhatsApp) to begin with.