Is the "Day or Two" Email Response Norm Serving Us Well?
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Since when did taking more than a day or two to respond to an email become something that warrants an explicit apology? That very question occurred to me today as I was processing email. I was responding to some messages that I'd received on Thursday and Saturday and noticed my urge to excuse my delay in getting back to the people who'd written me. None of the messages were
Is the "Day or Two" Email Response Norm Serving Us Well?
Is the "Day or Two" Email Response Norm…
Is the "Day or Two" Email Response Norm Serving Us Well?
Since when did taking more than a day or two to respond to an email become something that warrants an explicit apology? That very question occurred to me today as I was processing email. I was responding to some messages that I'd received on Thursday and Saturday and noticed my urge to excuse my delay in getting back to the people who'd written me. None of the messages were