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If you get dozens to hundreds of tasks to do in a short period of time, isn't that the root of the problem? I suspect if you get too much email, it's usually b
by normloman 11y ago
If you get dozens to hundreds of tasks to do in a short period of time, isn't that the root of the problem?
I suspect if you get too much email, it's usually because 1. You are the boss and insist on being CCed on everything, 2. Your job description is vauge, and everyone sends tasks to you, or 3. Your coworkers feel like they have to notify you of everything. All three are organizational dysfunction, and not a technology problem.
- graeme 11y agoEntrepreneur. Though I didn't mean they all arrive at once. I meant I file them, work on something else, never process the filed stuff, and then it grows large and overwhelming. I stay on top of stuff sometimes, but then my main work goes slower. I do outsource a bunch, but some things I've found difficult.