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> I would also expect that guidance of "don't read your e-mail outside of working hours" would be sufficient to be able to send e-mail to employees at any day o
by technothrasher 2y ago
> I would also expect that guidance of "don't read your e-mail outside of working hours" would be sufficient to be able to send e-mail to employees at any day or hour
I sometimes want to send my employees emails over the weekend as I think of something and don't want to forget. But there are certain employees that I know will immediately act on the email, which I actually don't want. So I end up emailing myself and then forwarding them the email on Monday morning.
- IanCal 2y agoDoes your client not support delaying emails? Gmail has schedule send for example.
- latexr 2y ago> So I end up emailing myself and then forwarding them the email on Monday morning. Certain clients (like Apple’s email app) allow you to schedule emails to be automatically sent at a later date.
- mrguyorama 2y ago> I think of something and don't want to forget. This is a you problem. Fix the forgetting part, you are management that's literally your job. Leave a post it somewhere, start keeping a checklist, whatever. Stop making it your employees' problem.