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For work, I'd much rather receive an email than a text. We have smartphones, I can get your email just as easily as I get your text. Texts are for personally
by smileysteve 13y ago
For work, I'd much rather receive an email than a text.
We have smartphones, I can get your email just as easily as I get your text.
Texts are for personally urgent things that don't merit the complexity of a phone call (it fits in 160 characters)
And the Phone call priority is incorrect if you consider voicemail (which it seems that nobody does any more). If I'm in a meeting, a call is actually much lower priority to me than a text. I only escalate a phone call during a meeting if I get the call many times, or if a text indicates the urgency.
- stollercyrus 13y agoIt seems like you have a different convention that works for you. I think the most important thing is that you have one that the people who are asking you to do things are aware of.