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The average number of e-mails sent per day is estimated by The Radicati Group at 200 to 250 billion. And that number undoubtedly includes a whole lot of entirely superfluous e-mails. How can e-mailing be done more efficiently?
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E-mail is especially popular in a business context. Some people check their smartphone dozens of times a day to see whether a new e-mail has come in, along with notifications via social media or other apps. But the point isn’t to allow incoming e-mails to determine your working day, even during a business trip.
Les spécialistes en time management, comme Time Management Company, soulignent l’importance de travailler à un rythme régulier. Ne réduisez pas votre journée de travail en de (trop) courtes périodes qui vous contraindront à travailler plus vite. Et planifiez des temps de lecture et de réponse à vos e-mails.
Employees who send out a lot of e-mails are sure to get a lot more back. If the message you want to convey is complicated, extensive or diverse, it’s better to use the telephone or set up a meeting.
Only put someone in cc when it’s really necessary to keep that person in the loop. Also avoid “reply to all” as much as possible, so delete the recipients who don’t absolutely have to receive your e-mails.
Turn off your mail program regularly and finish your tasks without being disturbed. If your notifications are still open, better switch them off. Or adjust the frequency: for example, not every five minutes, but every two or three hours instead.
Turn off your mail program regularly and finish your tasks without being disturbed. If your notifications are still open, better switch them off. Or adjust the frequency: for example, not every five minutes, but every two or three hours instead.
Never (or only rarely) respond to an e-mail immediately. Before you know it, your contact person will assume that he or she can also send you urgent messages via e-mail. But for urgent things, other channels - like the telephone -- are more appropriate.
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