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This is pretty easily solved. "Hey XYZ, it was such a pleasure speaking with you today. I'm going to shoot ya an email in a bit just to follow-up with everythi
by tjbiddle 5y ago
This is pretty easily solved.
"Hey XYZ, it was such a pleasure speaking with you today. I'm going to shoot ya an email in a bit just to follow-up with everything we discussed. Have a great day!"
Or - if that scares you still - just shoot them an email anyway to follow-up and recap without preluding. It gives them the opportunity to change/add/whatever in-text, and they can't say you said something differently because you can point to the email and say - no, we said this (And you didn't correct me).
- drran 5y agoSkip the conversation over phone/skype, and it will work even better. Worked fine for me for 20 years (since 1998), until Covid, when Zoom become the new norm.
- hackerfromthefu 5y agoWhat you do is write notes (or use the meeting transcription) and after the meeting send the important points around in an email as minutes of the meeting. That way you still have a written record to refer to.