It seems the more ways they invent for us to communicate, the worse we become at it.
Email is pretty old-school these days (and I believe smart companies will replace it, internally at least, with a social communications chat-type format), but I am still constantly amazed and frustrated by the sloppy way many people use it.
Most days I get 100 plus emails, and even discounting the ‘spammy’ ones, about half of those need not have come to me at all.
Meet 5 “e-mail e-diots”, that need to learn the error of their ways. I am pretty sure you know them already!
So what do you think? Any email habits that drive you crazy? Please share in the comments section, and help me fight the good fight against the army of email e-diots clogging up our inboxes.
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Comment by Martin O'Shea on November 1, 2012 at 12:15am Sounds like majority of those simply need to THINK before they send out an email, re-read it and go over whom they are sending it to. I find it slightly annoying when I get an email stating that there is an attached document and yet they have forgotten to do so, grinds my gears.
Have to agree with you Greg, its about time that we see a new method of communication be introduced internally with a few improvments on instand messaging to make it more appropriate and useful in the business world.
Comment by Jonathan Bennett on November 27, 2012 at 10:34am I read somewhere that we waste 2 hours a week reading CC'd emails that are of no use to us
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