Hey Dylan - you're the CEO - people pick up your calls and immediately go into how can I help mode. Everyone else gets sent to voicemail (which they never check)
Why do my fellow millennials hate phone calls so much? I love calling people. They usually pick up and then you talk. Much higher bandwidth than text and you can also understand how people are feeling. Text is so often misinterpreted.
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fwiw the original tweet was a bit dramatic, I often text first to get permission to call rather than just dialing straight away. More a comment on what seems to be a preference amongst friends for long text exchanges over voice communication. (Also: hi! Hope you are well!)
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To phone call someone is absurd. The act suggests caller thinks whatever they are going to say is more important than whatever you are doing, which should be interrupted immediately. The only reason we accept such a barbaric act is that it was the only fast option for a time.
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"Hey did I catch you at a good time, or is there a better time that you'd like to talk?" I mean, this should do the trick if any side feels that they're interrupting the other side. Also signals that asker doesn't think their work is more important than the receiver's.
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OK Boomer
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Did I do that right?
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Will immediately call you from now on instead of slacking
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I love a good phone chat. Call me, maybe?
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It’s very trendy to complain these days—about phone calls, meetings, laptop keyboards, CGI hedgehogs, talking to your Uber driver. We have a cognitive bias that recognizes complainers as more competent.
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Čini se da učitavanje traje već neko vrijeme.
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