"buried in email...just digging out" isn't a great excuse if that's your excuse every single day of the week. You might want to get better with email. And I say that as someone who responds to 150, maybe 200 emails a day.
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"Buried in email" is a classic editor move, though. Many of are so "buried" that they'll let a piece sit from November to September (this has happened to me!) while still responding to your various looping around/checking in/etc. emails letting you know that they're "digging out"
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Replying to @MoustacheClubUS
Yeah, I always side-eyed folks who pulled this excuse--especially when I followed them on social media and read the 20+ tweets they had time for that afternoon.
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Replying to @HouseofGlib
bingo. i mean, you worked in the real corporate trenches, where writing work had to get done or else
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Replying to @MoustacheClubUS
Exactly. I do this weird thing where I answer emails as they come. Especially when they only require short answers.
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Replying to @HouseofGlib
yeah, who knew that swimming or just paddling could prevent "drowning" in emails
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Replying to @MoustacheClubUS
I honestly don't understand people who fill up their inboxes. 99% of the time I know instantly whether of not an email is urgent or not and I delete accordingly. Do people who panic because they have a full inbox actually think they have to read every one?
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Yes, we can manage it...we have the technology...we have keyboards
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