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I wondering if thats the default behaviour of users too. That they do prefer to reply to emails at 2 am. It's anecdotal, but in one engineering team I talked ab
by rkunal 6y ago
I wondering if thats the default behaviour of users too. That they do prefer to reply to emails at 2 am.
It's anecdotal, but in one engineering team I talked about having culture of not sending emails after work hours. But consensus was that they have no problem with it, and some insisted that they are any way working late in nigt.
So, will-fully or forced, users are maybe performing this behaviour !
- renewiltord 6y agoIt's just idle use of my time. I remember answering some emails on the way back from the club sometimes. I'm tired, sure, but it's 4 a.m. and the drugs have worn off and now I'm just soberly going home in the back of an Uber. There's definitely enough memory access left in me to answer these questions and it's not like I can do anything else on the way back.
- rkunal 6y agoI guess then the Product Managers of these companies are building correctly for their user base.
- etripe 6y agoFor context, are you in the US?
- rkunal 6y agoNo, but the culture is mostly acquired from there.