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by jtheory
5677 days ago
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"...get something into the contact's inbox" -- yes, this. You can avoid sitting and waiting without being rude or pushy either. With a little creativity, there's usually a way to keep communication open without seeming rude by asking again about whatever it is you actually want to know. Ideally, something that prompts a short reply -- ending with a simple yes/no question, for example -- so that they will actively respond to you, and feel some obligation to also give you a short update on The Big Thing. You can also amiably pester someone repeatedly by giving them a new reason for the new request. If you're communicating with someone very busy, also be very sure to make any email message as simple and terse as you can. |
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