Four ways to keep email and chat apart
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Have you noticed that email and chat often gets jumbled together?
You end up with the same conversation spread out in many places simultaneously. You need to spend valuable time looking for where someone wrote what.
In episode No. 552 of Done!, I share four ways to prevent this from happening.
In fact, is the line between chat and email already clear to you and your colleagues? Great! What have you done to draw the line? Tell me, because I want more examples of what can help us separate the two.
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