A note to my coworker ...

[AAABatteries]

13 minutes ago, brun said:

Your voicemail inbox is full.

 

I do this on purpose so people won't leave me a VM - it's horrible.

[AAABatteries]

On 11/8/2016 at 7:12 PM, Ned said:

Dear nagging coworker,

There's this cool little feature in Outlook that alerts me to every email that hits my inbox. This means there's no ### #### reason you need to immediately send me an IM telling me that you just sent me an email.  

Friggin %^&*@!. 

 

Hey @Ned - just sent you a PM.

-AAA

[dickey moe]

I miss NT 

[dino259]

Why do we need the IM and the email.  There is also the phone.  3 different ways to communicate?  I can't stand the IM.  Pops up with a noise and a flash.  Then the IM isn't saved like an email.  So if you told me something I want to refer back to I can not find it.  I don't understand.

 

 

Let me understand, you got the hen, the chicken and the rooster. The rooster goes with the chicken. So, who's having sex with the hen?  There all chickens.  The rooster has sex with all of them.  That's perverse!

[Psychopav]

3 hours ago, dino259 said:

Why do we need the IM and the email.  There is also the phone.  3 different ways to communicate?  I can't stand the IM.  Pops up with a noise and a flash.  Then the IM isn't saved like an email.  So if you told me something I want to refer back to I can not find it.  I don't understand.

The IM is the remote working equivalent of a drive by to see if you're at your desk.  Phone is more intrusive, e-mail is the least intrusive but best documents the interaction without having a face to face meeting with notes.  Each serves its own purpose imo.