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That looks neat in a video. But as the person that receives the email, I would not feel valued at all by the thought that Joe doesn't even take the time to repl
by conradk 12y ago
That looks neat in a video. But as the person that receives the email, I would not feel valued at all by the thought that Joe doesn't even take the time to reply but instead lets a robot reply for him.
If you don't want to take the time to reply, then don't bother sending me anything at all. And it's not about having a crazy schedule. We have time. In fact, we have more time than ever before because robots already automate repetitive tasks. But a human interaction is not a repetitive task IMO.
- jaxn 12y agoThis is something I think will be a cultural shift over time. There is something less authentic about it, but I think the "sender" still gets credit for the message. In some ways, they get more credit since the reply should be more timely. I regularly schedule meetings through people's assistants and they probably reply to my emails to, but I don't know about it. This will be the same thing.
- wodenokoto 12y agoBack in the good old days you had an actual human do the responding for you.