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"Sending a quick follow-up email after each meaningful conversation shows that you care and can help keep everyone on the same page." In my personal experience
by rodolphoarruda 14y ago
"Sending a quick follow-up email after each meaningful conversation shows that you care and can help keep everyone on the same page."
In my personal experience this (hard to keep) habit really makes a difference. Every time I'd sent my notes and comments to other people to whom I met with, their answer was super positive, and in most cases they would complement with further details that were more than welcome to my work (project management).
- ALee 14y agoWhen I worked with the Politico, the Editor-in-Chief who had helped head up the WashingtonPost always would send these follow-up e-mails after our meetings and it was really effective. It would sit in my e-mail and I would get stuff done. More importantly for these folks who live in a world where there network is their bread and butter, the masters of their own CRM always won.