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"focus, flow, blocks of uninterrupted time for deep work" is always going to be relative and a function of the company/work itself, rather than communication me
by madeofpalk 5y ago
"focus, flow, blocks of uninterrupted time for deep work" is always going to be relative and a function of the company/work itself, rather than communication method.
I like a video call because I can block out that time and get the communication over, rather than struggling to discuss something over a longer period of time over async text chat.
Of course this just goes back to the grandparent's point - its all subjective and depends on how the individuals and teams work. There is no One True Solution with how to communicate as a team.
- tailspin2019 5y ago> I like a video call because I can block out that time and get the communication over, rather than struggling to discuss something over a longer period of time over async text chat. Yep that's a fair point. I guess it depends on whether the nature of the communication is operations based or project based. For day-to-day operations where you may get lots of small queries and messages throughout the day, I vastly prefer text chat for this as opposed to someone calling me every 5 minutes, or sending a tonne of separate emails. For more structured meetings, project planning/reviews etc. then I totally agree that blocking at the time and having a call can be a better way to do it.