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The only good reasons I can think of are: * To ensure the other person isn't in a meeting. The sender might not want the text to be broadcast unintentionally.
by eecks 6y ago
The only good reasons I can think of are:
* To ensure the other person isn't in a meeting. The sender might not want the text to be broadcast unintentionally.
* To force a synchronous conversation. I think this is pretty rude though. What would be better would be some context and an aim to get a time that suits both people. Something like: "Hi Mark, do you have any time today to get together to discuss the ongoing database issues? I have two potential ideas for the cause."
- corty 6y agoBoth are good reasons for "Hi, I need to discuss something confidential", "Hi, may I have your immediate undivided attention" or maybe a phone call. Just "Hi" doesn't convey enough of the intent.