I wish I had.
But these days people communicate with me in so many
different ways, which I find makes it harder to track communication and time
consuming as you have to check not just your inbox, but LinkedIn, Twitter and
Facebook. And then there’s those who text.
Personally I prefer to get an email in my inbox as that way
I can have a paper trail whereas with Facebook, for example, the message space
is SO small, it is hard often to see, read or send a message back. Or maybe that’s just my aging eyesight.
As for Twitter – why would you want to message someone with just
140 characters?? While I believe we should be brief and to the point… this is
over the top. Although, having said
that, I did that very thing this week, but only because that seemed to be the
only known address I had for the individual in terms of reaching her.
LinkedIn at least allows you more space, but to be honest I
don’t check my messages there on a regular basis, so if someone is trying to
connect with me and needs an immediate response, they could be out of luck.
The other challenge is trying to remember which way others
want to connect with you. Several on my team only use Facebook messenger so if
I need to get hold of them, sending an email is a waste of time.
So just to be clear … if you want to get hold of me … email
is the method of communication of choice.
And if it is super-urgent, you can always go the old-fashioned route –
and phone meJ
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