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I've worked with some people from whom you simply cannot get answers to multiple questions through e-mail. You get one sentence addressing the simplest interpr
by neutronicus 6y ago
I've worked with some people from whom you simply cannot get answers to multiple questions through e-mail.
You get one sentence addressing the simplest interpretation of the simplest interrogative clause across the body of the message and as far as they're concerned it's off their to-do list.
For these people I need to physically impose my presence (or at least heavy breathing over audio) to elicit the minutes of time spent on task required to obtain the information I need.
- brianmcc 6y agoYes! There are people you can send a numbered list of questions - 5, even 10 - and get a structured, definitive response from them in return, and your task is done. And there are people you just can't collaborate with in that way - you'll never get back what you need.