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Although if you read Cal newport which I bet you have he'd argue that response time pales in comparison to results.
I haven't. But I'd choose both. Rapid response to communication, but the work takes as long as it needs to take.
I mean more that the end result is more important than communication time. Ie if you respond fast but help sucks that is not nearly as good as slow to respond but problem solved.
Curious, assuming the response is about expectation setting (for future delivery), is there a limiting factor that causes a trade off between initial response time & end result quality?
this is a very valuable skill to learn
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