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Well it makes sense if that person is a manager of the project or not? You on the other side are the manager of your time. So if you answer "can't do, I am ove
by bootloop 5y ago
Well it makes sense if that person is a manager of the project or not?
You on the other side are the manager of your time. So if you answer "can't do, I am overbooked" it's as much of an directive for the other side.
Edit: Given you work for more then one project.
- normaler 5y agoI have projects that I manage and projects that other people manage where I fullfill a role. So it is important to communicate and to discuss urgencys and eventual deadlines. A similar structured reply would be. Dear Projectlead, I am unavailable to perform that task at the moment. Thanks. Regards, normal And even if it is my DirectX superior, there is no need to involve thanks. Just write: Hi normal, I need you to do X until Y/immediatly. Greetings, Projektmanager When this is done you can thank me for performing the task, but otherwise it just feels like a structure telling me: End of discussion! I am able and willing to follow orders without this.