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I'm all for managing "message overload" and there are plenty of ways to do it. However, the door swings both ways ... if you're gonna ignore people you no long
by callmeed 17y ago
I'm all for managing "message overload" and there are plenty of ways to do it.
However, the door swings both ways ... if you're gonna ignore people you no longer have a right to expect replies to your emails/msgs
- anamax 17y ago> if you're gonna ignore people you no longer have a right to expect replies to your emails/msgs Wilson asked me (personally) to tell him the product of one of his portfolio companies would work for an application that I was designing. I spent a fair amount of time looking at said product after it became clear that I wasn't going to use it so I could write up a reasonably comprehensive discussion. Yup, I spent more time. I sent this writeup to him by e-mail and he never bothered to respond.
- jsteele 17y agoI introduced some of my friends doing a company to Fred, and had one of the CEOs of a current Union Square investment (that is doing well) also recommend them by email. He said to me he would meet with them, and never emailed them back.