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I'd be curious to see a study done comparing the extent of happen-chance that occurs in-person vs digitally. Digital hallways exist in the form of private mess
by _gmax0 4y ago
I'd be curious to see a study done comparing the extent of happen-chance that occurs in-person vs digitally.
Digital hallways exist in the form of private messages.
- pflanze 4y agoDo you have tips on how to approach coworkers about "odd" topics via private messages? The "hallway" principle as I understand it is that it is low-key, low-risk, you can immediately read the others' reactions, and you (usually) won't be blamed for odd thoughts, nor does the other side need to feel pressured to handle your question well.
- _gmax0 4y agoGood question, I completely overlooked that aspect of online interaction. I guess more real-time digital communication such as video or call (video taking priority given that it contains additional sensory information) could come close, but none of these are 'memory-less' as physical interaction. I wonder if I myself have blown through professional relationships in this way...I like to think that the cultures I'm in aren't so risk averse towards the first impressions they make.