Re:Collaborate with kindness: Etiquette tips in Slack
by ozarker on Monday March 28, 2022 @05:07PM
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I have a coworker that does it constantly and it bugs me to no end. I have to respond, they then ask what they were going to ask seconds or minutes later. Effectively breaking my concentration twice and making things take longer than they should.
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Re:Collaborate with kindness: Etiquette tips in Slack
by Moru on Tuesday March 29, 2022 @01:37AM
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There is always at least one that haven't used chat. Most people are used to communicating in person and then it's rude to not start with "Hello". You directly get a feeling of the stress level of the other, if you should scram or if it's a good time for a question. It doesn't work in remote chat and it needs to be explained for them to understand the problem.
Personally I love the "Hi! Do you have a moment?". "Well, now I have...". Usually the following question will take the rest of my day at least. :-)