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by JoshuaEN
1073 days ago
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Because the initial "hi" forces a context switch which the recipient (after reading and replying) has to either: Sit idle while the sender writes their actual question, or try to context switch back for a tiny amount of time. 10:30:01 [Coworker] hi 10:30:12 [Me] hi 10:30:35 [Coworker] do you have time for a call? 10:30:39 [Me] sure Versus: 10:30:01 [Coworker] hi, do you have time for a call? 10:30:16 [Me] sure This example isn't really that bad, but it is showing basically the best case with a simple question. It gets a lot worse if the sender actually has to type out a long message, or if there's a gap between each response because the other person was busy at the time. |
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