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That's why I always start each day with a Good Morning to my co-workers, asking them how they are doing, etc., so I can get all the pleasantries out of the way
by scioto 4y ago
That's why I always start each day with a Good Morning to my co-workers, asking them how they are doing, etc., so I can get all the pleasantries out of the way for when there's something that needs prompt attention, like, say, a Production issue. Same with after lunch.
- AlwaysRock 4y agoBlah. Such a waste of time. I used to do that with this boss after he got upset. I'd say good morning every morning. He'd say good morning back. Woo. It feels like a required check in rather than an exchange of pleasantries. If you're doing this as a manager I'd think about asking people how they feel about it. I would rather not receive messages like that. If I have a message it should be something that is worth pulling me away from my work. Someone saying hi so I can say hi back is just a distraction.