But then there is the countermove, which is a few days later, being like, oh, I didn't get to listening to the message yet"
Sending someone a voice message—instead of typing it out—tells them: “I’m obviously busier and more important than you.” The sender saves time—at the recipient’s expense.http://qz.com/1329259
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Can’t really do that if you are doing an interview
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not necessarily the case. There may be all sorts of reasons that the sender sends a voice message, it doesn't mean they are more important.
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will be of interest to
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Surely this is a lesson in voice message etiquette, not a dismissal of voice messaging as bad
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Which is fine if you also know to send text when the busy/free balance is tipped in your favor. Also in Chinese interface you can transcribe to text....
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Ha! (Remembers own vm box is full and cannot accept any more messages.)
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Not really. There's transcription built in
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