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To each his/her own. I'm the opposite. Anything via IM is treated as fleeting, and if I don't get to it now it's forgotten. I'm not going to keep track of dozen
by BeetleB 4y ago
To each his/her own. I'm the opposite. Anything via IM is treated as fleeting, and if I don't get to it now it's forgotten. I'm not going to keep track of dozens of channels.
The benefit of email is its openness. I can organize it as I wish - I can't seem to do that with Teams (nor Slack, most likely). Can I copy a Slack message and put it into my personal channel? Can I tag it with a label, and then do a query to get all messages with a label? Can I make a TODO item in the TODO app of my choice and link to a message?
I do all this with email. It's even easy.
Also, Teams/Slack searching sucks. They're also resource hogs.
- wizofaus 4y ago> Anything via IM is treated as fleeting, and if I don't get to it now it's forgotten. Agree on this - I'll reply to emails I got weeks ago when I finally get around to dealing with them. I've never responded to a chat message more than a day old (unless I've been offline for an extended period).