Re:The Average User Checks Email 5.6 Hours Per Weekday
by LinuxBender on Monday October 15, 2018 @10:27AM
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Proud future troglodyte here. It would appear I am not average.
I check work email twice a day at most unless someone says there is a meeting invite I need to accept. I don't accept meeting invites unless I know what the meeting is about and that I am really required to attend. Most of my emails are filtered and all external emails default to the spam folder.
I check personal email a few times per week at most unless I signed up for something that sends a confirmation email. I run my own mail servers and use strings+more to read email and the S25R regex methodology of blocking connections from generic devices.
I am sick of Slack and try to avoid looking at it and the dozen other places my coworkers chat or share docs.
I check work email twice a day at most unless someone says there is a meeting invite I need to accept. I don't accept meeting invites unless I know what the meeting is about and that I am really required to attend. Most of my emails are filtered and all external emails default to the spam folder.
I check personal email a few times per week at most unless I signed up for something that sends a confirmation email. I run my own mail servers and use strings+more to read email and the S25R regex methodology of blocking connections from generic devices.
I am sick of Slack and try to avoid looking at it and the dozen other places my coworkers chat or share docs.