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You want to get more conversations by banning conversations? That makes no sense. We are not machines that convert money (or food/coffee) into code. Social con
by talkmess 3y ago
You want to get more conversations by banning conversations? That makes no sense.
We are not machines that convert money (or food/coffee) into code. Social contexts matter, there are personalities behind each face. If you understand the context of your co-workers then it's easier to understand online communication (since most non-verbal communication that happens in person is lost over online channels). Meeting in person sometimes just makes online communication more effective.
- ZephyrBlu 3y agoIt makes perfect sense. Often people will default to DMs for things, which makes it appear like no one is chatting and isolates these casual chats to 1:1 DMs. If you encourage these kind of conversations to happen in channels (Public or private), other people can jump into the conversation. I've seen the difference it makes when everything is done in public channels instead of DMs. Everything feels more lively and you interact with your team a lot more. Everything in DMs feels isolating.