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Yep tried that, too :-) I've long had this prob. with getting interrupted by calls. Again, people would get mad that I ignored them, or that I wasn't availabl
by nbrogi 13y ago
Yep tried that, too :-)
I've long had this prob. with getting interrupted by calls.
Again, people would get mad that I ignored them, or that I wasn't available.
Somehow, since you don't have a cell phone they don't get offended or complain (I'm talking about clients in particular).
- avenger123 13y ago"Again, people would get mad that I ignored them, or that I wasn't available." I find this interesting.. I don't have an expectation that someone is always going to answer their phone... that's what voicemail is for. I also don't give the expectation that I will answer my phone on every ring the first time.
- nbrogi 13y agoMy clients were much worse I guess... Do you need a web app? :-)
- 6d0debc071 13y agoIt's not personal if you don't have a cell, whereas if you do it makes it look like a decision not to talk to them in particular. That's one of the reasons my voicemail makes excuse for not picking up. "Hi, I'm probably in a meeting or driving at the moment. If you call back between X and Y, then I should be available, or, if you prefer, you can send a text or email. Else, leave a message after the beep. Thanks! ^_^"
- nbrogi 13y agoYep, totally agree :-)