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One of the main threats to psychological safety is the volume of email that employees are expected to handle on a daily basis and, increasingly, the workload that results from these new messages. Keeping up with all the new inputs we receive from a wide range of technological devices takes up a lot of our time each day.
This occurs not only at work but also during our personal time; it seems we’re communicating ourselves into a frenzy. And it’s affecting our mental health
Read MoreOne of the main threats to psychological safety is the volume of email that employees are expected to handle on a daily basis and, increasingly, the workload that results from these new messages. Keeping up with all the new inputs we receive from a wide range of technological devices takes up a lot of our time each day.
This occurs not only at work but also during our personal time; it seems we’re communicating ourselves into a frenzy. And it’s affecting our mental health
Read MoreCheck out this month’s Q & A Webinar. I cover how to:
Speed up adding someone to your Contacts
Delay marking emails from read to unread
Convert an email to a Calendar item in one click
A simple way you can reduce clutter in your inbox.
Read MoreKeeping up with all the new inputs we receive from a wide range of technological devices takes up a lot of our time each day. This occurs not only at work but also during our personal time; it seems we’re communicating ourselves into a frenzy. And it’s affecting our mental health
Read MoreOne of the main threats to psychological safety is the volume of email that employees are expected to handle on a daily basis and, increasingly, the workload that results from these new messages. Keeping up with all the new inputs we receive from a wide range of technological devices takes up a lot of our time each day.
Read MoreOne of the main threats to psychological safety is the volume of email that employees are expected to handle on a daily basis and, increasingly, the workload that results from these new messages. Keeping up with all the new inputs we receive from a wide range of technological devices takes up a lot of our time each day.
Read MoreMyth # 3: Email is a time-wasting distraction from ‘real’ work.
Read MoreMyth # 2: We should limit ourselves to checking email a few times a day
Read MoreHere’s a copy of the slideshow and polls/questions from the WWW of Mastering Your Email presentation by Steuart Snooks at the Executive PA Summit presentation.
Read MoreMyth # 1: Email is stopping us from fostering high-quality work relationships
Read MoreOne of the best practices for mastering your email is to schedule specific times during the day to check the inbox.
Read MoreIn this 27 minute interview, I speak with Michael Hoffman to discuss a simple solution to the dilemma of where to file email.
Read MoreDoes the idea of emptying your inbox make sense to you?
Read MoreFollowing up on the recent series of posts from my White Paper on ‘7 Reasons to Keep the Inbox Empty’, here’s an 8th reason . . .
Read MoreWhat is the cost of ‘doing email’ in your organisation?
Read MoreListen in to this month’s Q&A Webinar (36 mins). Play at x1.25 or x1.50 speed or higher to learn even quicker!
Read MoreI was interviewed by Dilruk Jayasinha on the afternoon show on ABC Radio Melbourne 774 this week. Have a listen - see what you think. Hope you pick up something useful.
Read Morejoin me online for a practical, hands-on, 45-minute webinar where you'll get your Inbox empty (during the webinar itself), learn how to keep it that way in the New Year, and gain ideas to simplify your email folder structure.
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