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because every time someone hits return, the messenger goes bling. Then I'll read what was sent because I was interrupted anyways. Then I'll discover it was inco
by corty 6y ago
because every time someone hits return, the messenger goes bling. Then I'll read what was sent because I was interrupted anyways. Then I'll discover it was incomplete and I can't make sense of it. I'll go back to productive work until the next snippet of this flow of consciousness madness interrupts me. Then I'll read that message, plus the preceding ones for context. Now you interrupted me multiple times, forcing me to read partial stuff over and over again, just to have to wait for your next snippet for it all to maybe make sense.
People messaging like the above cause me to mute them and just look at their messages once in a blue moon.
- jaredsohn 6y ago>because every time someone hits return, the messenger goes bling. I realize there are still distractions re: notifications, etc. but I recommend people turn off chat sound effects to make the notifications less distracting. It bugs me when on a Zoom call, I slack something, and I hear the Slack notification sound.