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What is the problem with replying instantly? If you can give a reply immediately why wouldn’t you? If it’s low priority work that takes time, sure, but a typica
by andy99 1mo ago
What is the problem with replying instantly? If you can give a reply immediately why wouldn’t you? If it’s low priority work that takes time, sure, but a typical yes/no, I’m available at 5, whatever, why not just send it?
If you’ve already read the email it’s less efficient to come back to it later
- john_strinlai 1mo agoi'm not a strict adherent to the rule, your question would be better aimed at jillesvangurp or mhaberl. mainly i just wanted to stress that nothing in an email inbox is an "absolute emergency".
- throwaway98797 1mo agoit encourages back and forth. it trains people to expect things. boundaries.