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Try to rank these in order and assume face to face conversation is not an alternative.

 

E-mail

Talk on phone

Skype

Tweet

Facebook

Text

Fax

Instant messaging

Pm at the huddle

Two cans connected by string

Other

 

There are so many ways to reach out to someone nowadays.

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In order:

 

text - I hate talking on the phone

talking on the phone

email - not on a smartphone and am not at a computer enough to have realtime communications through email

Hudlle PM- best option if I'm here

fax - what is that? Rarely use

facebook, skype, IM, tweet - never used any of these

 

2 cans - I have always liked cans

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2 cans - I have always liked cans

 

 

Can blame you there. I'm a big fan of cans myself, the bigger the better.

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1) email

2) somebody finds the wench to relay a message

3) phone (so long as its not small talk)

4) text (so long as I am looking for a one or two word answer)

5) in person (small talk is acceptable)

 

I communicate with friends through xbox live a bunch as well.

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Try to rank these in order and assume face to face conversation is not an alternative.

 

E-mail - Pretty good

Talk on phone - Probably the best

Skype - Only with friends over seas

Tweet- NEVER

Facebook - NEVER

Text - When it is someone I really don't wanna talk to

Fax - What?

Instant messaging - NEVER

Pm at the huddle - Rarely unless I'm narcing on someone to the mods

Two cans connected by string - Like these?

Other

 

There are so many ways to reach out to someone nowadays.

 

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meow?

 

 

LOL I was thinking the same thing.

 

For those that don't know...think he meant to say Morse Code.

 

Since face to face is not allowed.... I guess I would go with nothing. Or maybe posting at the Huddle.

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Depends on the purpose

 

work/business

email - have a trail of discussions and agreements

phone - when the topic gets too complicated for the back and forth of email

 

personal

email - if it short and simple, people who can/do reply regularly

phone - for catching up with people, those who do not use email much

text - when its too loud to hear, or catch the other person able to answer phone

 

Still prefer face to face for many things, and need to use that at work with some people who just won't take action (or respond) to emails.

 

I only fax those people who do not allow for emailing attachments, its become extremely low usage in the business world.

 

Don't tweet, facebook, skype, etc

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I just started tweeting yesterday, and now I feel like I have to decide how to do things more. The advantage here is there's no limitation on pictures you can view. Btw, I don't need any texts of anyone's junk either. I've seen Magic Mike already.

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When I'm at work and the choices are between fax and e-mailing a document, I still prefer the old fax machine. Otherwise I have to scan a document into the computer and save it, then find it back and send it.

 

 

Sounds like your office is still very paper intensive. Most things I'm thinking of faxing or emailing already exist on some computer system. If I want to fax I can usually do that without printing it first.

 

I work for a small business software company, and we've been going more and more away from printing things, as have our users. They fax or email most things (orders, invoices, etc.), some use document imaging to save their originals, or we can reprint (hard copy, fax or email) things on demand from the system. The old days of having filing cabinets filled with internal copies of things you send to your customers & suppliers is slowing going away.

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