by Graham & Clay
What is the purpose of an email signoff if it already says who it's from? Is being added to a slack channel actually a disguise for being invited to a digital 24/7 meeting? 2 genius tech coworkers tackle the tough questions about the modern workplace since early 2020.
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June 18, 2021
<p>Email out of office autoresponders, slack away messages, etc. you get it</p>
December 23, 2020
<p>When exactly are "the holidays"? There is no clear answer, yet everyone refers to them with a mythical level of respect when it comes to people taking time off from work. Why is it that from the 3rd week of November until January 2nd, nobody can seem to commit to getting any amount of work done? What is this "Holiday math" that everyone does when adding up the days people are actually working?</p>
December 15, 2020
<p>What is everyone's dream meeting outcome? Next steps! (But just don't assign them to me). What about when the next steps from Meeting A is to schedule next steps for Meeting B? Do you ever remain silent for 50 minutes in a meeting and chime in at the last minute just to "get credit"? This episode is for you!</p>
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What is the purpose of an email signoff if it already says who it's from?
Is being added to a slack channel actually a disguise for being invited to a digital 24/7 meeting?
2 genius tech coworkers tackle the tough questions about the modern workplace since early 2020.
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