311 / The fallacy of faster
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311 / The fallacy of faster
The conclusion of this work is that emails are commonly misunderstood because of the “inherent difficulty of moving beyond one’s subjective experience of a stimulus and imagining how the stimulus might be evaluated by someone who does not share one’s privileged perspective.”
Cal Newport • A World Without Email
As mail became an enterprise utility, more and more of its collaborative function was corrupted, as signalled above. It could not be a trusted medium with functions like cc and bc in common use. There were other problems. Email was fundamentally a broadcast mechanism. Control lay in the hands of the sender. And there was no real cost to sending. Un... See more
JP Rangaswami • Filters: Part 2: Thinking about the network as filter
implement the method described in Andreas Klinger’s blog post “Don’t Drown in Email! How to Use Gmail More Efficiently.”
Alex MacCaw • The Great CEO Within: The Tactical Guide to Company Building
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