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It defaults to tentative if you’re not accepting the invitations. So yeah they’ll try to double book you because you get to tentative by either being listed as
by aksss 6y ago
It defaults to tentative if you’re not accepting the invitations. So yeah they’ll try to double book you because you get to tentative by either being listed as optional on the other invitation or being non-committal.
Also the organizer of the original invitation never heard back from you so they don’t know wtf ur doing.
Accepting/rejecting may not be valuable to you, but it’s a courtesy and a time-saving tool for organizers.
- Aeolun 6y ago> Accepting/rejecting may not be valuable to you, but it’s a courtesy and a time-saving tool for organizers. No doubt, but there’s seemingly millions of organizers in my company that keep shuffling meetings about every 5 minutes. There’s only one of me, and I absolutely have better things to do than reject or accept meetings all day long.
- Karunamon 6y agoYou know your own workflow better than any of us.. but I'd also be willing to wager that you're losing minutes responding to inquiries about your true availability in return for not losing seconds clicking "accept" or "decline" on meeting invites.