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> However, developers hate emai I prefer email. Email is asynchronous, It does not interrupt my flow or my presentations, I can decide when I spend tine res
by ThinkBeat 2y ago
> However, developers hate emai
I prefer email.
Email is asynchronous,
It does not interrupt my flow or my presentations,
I can decide when I spend tine responding.
Then I can fully focus on the emails and type
the response they merit.
Of course you have the person sending you an email
and 30s later they tap you on the shoulder to ask if
you got that email.
- rightbyte 2y agoYe I feel like many times when people complain about email they complain about the emails' content not the concept of sending email, which is then misinterpreted. The more I think about this, the more "don't shoot the messenger" fallacies I see around me. Like, the complaints about overly bureaucratic documentation was interpreted as critique of documentation by "people". Etc.
- aulin 2y agoI prefer email. I'd really prefer if people read what I write though. The big problem with email is people can't read.
- phailhaus 2y agoI Slack is interrupting your presentations, that's on you. You can mute the bell, you can even silence the popups. I've done both and my productivity is way up, now the only notification indicator is the badge.
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