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Seems the correct etiquette these days is to arrange a call days in advance at a time that will be mutually convenient. My younger self would never have believe
by dazc 3y ago
Seems the correct etiquette these days is to arrange a call days in advance at a time that will be mutually convenient. My younger self would never have believed this would be the case yet here we are?
- ghaff 3y agoThe prevalence of messaging probably has a lot to do with it. "We still on for tomorrow night?" works fine as just a text. "Have time to chat on phone later?" seems to work pretty well too. In any case, the goalposts for calling someone out of the blue have moved for a lot of people.
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- kalleboo 3y agoIt used to be the only time you could make a call when someone was at work or at home. Now you can call them literally 24/7 no matter where they are in the world. There is no recluse. Interrupting people in the middle of what they're doing whenever, wherever is quite rude and fixing that etiquette is a GOOD thing.