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SpeedFiler Featured on the Cranky Middle Manager Show
I recently had the good fortune to be invited to talk about SpeedFiler and the problems it can solve, in a special Productivity Tools broadcast on Wayne Turmel’s Cranky Middle Manager Show (part… more »
Email Overloaded
SpeedFiler Featured on the Cranky Middle Manager Show
Itzy Sabo wrote 9 months ago: I recently had the good fortune to be invited to talk about SpeedFiler and the problems it can solve … more »
Email Bankruptcy Continues to Spread
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Itzy Sabo wrote 1 year ago: Today’s Washington Post carries an article about an increasing number of people who find thems … more »
Nagless Reminders -- Get the Recipient to Respond On Time and Cut Through their Email Overload
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Itzy Sabo wrote 1 year ago: Have you ever had to repeatedly nag someone to deliver on a commitment? What if it’s a commitm … more »
Email Newsletters: Time Wasters or Valuable Information Sources?
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Itzy Sabo wrote 1 year ago: Newsletters seem to take up an incredible amount of space in my inbox. There are some I just can … more »
How to expand Outlook's preview area with a single keystroke
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Itzy Sabo wrote 1 year ago: Is your preview area squashed so narrow that you can’t comfortably read messages in Outlook … more »
Recovering from Email Bankruptcy
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Itzy Sabo wrote 1 year ago: Robert Scoble says he is close to declaring “email bankruptcy.” I don’t believe he … more »
How many emails to set up a meeting?
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Itzy Sabo wrote 1 year ago: You want to meet. The other party wants to meet. You have a common interest in meeting. You’ve … more »
Would you bet your life on email?
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Itzy Sabo wrote 1 year ago: Email is critical part of company infrastructure and business processes, yet it is so structureless. … more »
Use Your Email Signature To Set Expectations
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Itzy Sabo wrote 1 year ago: Bob Walsh includes the following line at the bottom of his email signature: (I usually check email e … more »
How quickly would you be fired for being stoned on pot at work?
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Itzy Sabo wrote 2 years ago: Or to rephrase this, how quickly would you be fired for multi-tasking at work? A 2005 study by the I … more »
How to reply to all email messages within 24 hours, consistently
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Itzy Sabo wrote 2 years ago: Do you ever get frustrated when someone does not reply to your messages within 24 hours? Isn’t … more »
When are two emails better than one?
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Itzy Sabo wrote 2 years ago: Contrary to what you might think, there is one case where it's better to send a series of emails … more »
How can Responsiveness help your Professional Reputation?
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Itzy Sabo wrote 2 years ago: Adam Boettiger takes the bus to work, and recently overheard the following: “You know, Bob rea … more »
How to Keep Track of Overdue Responses
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Itzy Sabo wrote 2 years ago: If you interact with more than three people at work, and especially if you are in a matrix managemen … more »
Small Change Makes Big Difference to Email Prioritization: How to Color-code Your Messages
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Itzy Sabo wrote 2 years ago: Color-coding your messages can help you significantly with triage, the process of prioritizing your … more »
The Delete Key Versus An Extra Day Each Month
emailoverloaded wrote 3 months ago: There are four main ways in which it is possible to keep on top of your inbox, and avoid the panic t … more »
I wish for just one time you could stand inside my shoes, then you'd know what a drag it is to see you.
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lyzianor wrote 1 year ago: I am full of emotion tonight. I should not be allowed to blog in this state. But here I am sitting … more »
I just don't understand
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lyzianor wrote 1 year ago: I know I’ve been absent and silent. I’ve been busy. First it was busy for fun and good … more »
Nothing ever goes as planned, it's a hell of a notion.
lyzianor wrote 1 year ago: I sat down to write a blog. I stared at the computer. And then I stared some more. Nothing. Wow, t … more »
