This duplication of communication confuses me. At which employer is the work pace slow enough to have so much face time? And how do you handle this with your remote coworkers, or those on completely different shifts?
> At which employer is the work pace slow enough to have so much face time?
I think the point is exactly opposite - you duplicate this communication when the thing is urgent. Face time creates this sense of urgency, whereas a simple email may be sitting in an inbox for days.
Of course, if communication is duplicated for every little meaningless detail, then I agree it probably means people have too much free time.
I think the point is exactly opposite - you duplicate this communication when the thing is urgent. Face time creates this sense of urgency, whereas a simple email may be sitting in an inbox for days.
Of course, if communication is duplicated for every little meaningless detail, then I agree it probably means people have too much free time.