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I think that the ideas is that by giving him an option of multiple times suggests that there are multiple times. If you instead say "I have some time tomorrow t
by chacham15 13y ago
I think that the ideas is that by giving him an option of multiple times suggests that there are multiple times. If you instead say "I have some time tomorrow to discuss this" it sets a deadline as the grandparent suggested.
- w1ntermute 13y agoAnd this doesn't create a back and forth dialogue to find a time that works for both parties?
- larrys 13y agoYeah exactly. It's a nuance thing. Hard to give a one size fits all for this. But by saying "I have some time open on X" you force the other person to say "that's no good how about y" at which point, assuming your schedule is open, you can say "sure" or simply ask the person what other time is good for them (avoiding sounding like anytime is good for you).