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I know i'm rare person (well, my 70+ mother also has this affliction though) for this opinion, but I prefer typing to virtual and real meetings. It is faster/mo
by tluyben2 6y ago
I know i'm rare person (well, my 70+ mother also has this affliction though) for this opinion, but I prefer typing to virtual and real meetings. It is faster/more efficient as I read faster than I listen and type faster than I talk. It is easier (and faster) to later read what was agreed in details (the MoMs always seem to lack details and then later it's a 'i did not say that' mess), it's easy to create docs / emails from the content and if it was technical, nothing is lost and can be copy/pasted to terminals etc. And it's async; the 'think on your feet' can be nice, but I notice not so many people are good at it.
I have ran companies like this for 25+ years, sometimes with people (as co-founders) I have never even spoke to (and never saw); works fine; I don't notice the difference (besides that I find this way of working more efficient).
- petra 6y agoI like that method of communication too, for efficiency/clarity/thinking/etc. But i feel it's not as good for selling your ideas. As a co-founder, you need to do a lot of selling, how did you manage that ?