Comments on: Are we hiding behind email? A new study shows young people prefer emailing clients to calling http://www.wannabemogul.com/social-media/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/ Every good strategy needs a goal Mon, 11 Jul 2011 13:07:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Welcome Business Pundit readers! | wannabeMogul.com http://www.wannabemogul.com/social-media/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-23 Welcome Business Pundit readers! | wannabeMogul.com Thu, 21 Feb 2008 00:06:04 +0000 http://www.wannabemogul.com/public-relations/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-23 [...] Are we hiding behind email? [...] [...] Are we hiding behind email? [...]

]]> By: 25yr old consultant http://www.wannabemogul.com/social-media/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-6 25yr old consultant Wed, 19 Dec 2007 20:27:03 +0000 http://www.wannabemogul.com/public-relations/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-6 emailing internal coworkers is fine. however for client sites, talk time can be the same as face time in a geographically distributed workplace. calling someone up and starting a relationship is both more useful and more immediate than waiting on an email reply that may never come. it's as simple as, "hi my name is _____, i am with , do you have 5 minutes to talk?" the art of the voicemail is practically dead to anyone born after 1980. learn that and you will gain more doors into the offices of executives who barely check their email. emailing internal coworkers is fine. however for client sites, talk time can be the same as face time in a geographically distributed workplace. calling someone up and starting a relationship is both more useful and more immediate than waiting on an email reply that may never come. it’s as simple as, “hi my name is _____, i am with , do you have 5 minutes to talk?”

the art of the voicemail is practically dead to anyone born after 1980. learn that and you will gain more doors into the offices of executives who barely check their email.

]]> By: 25yr old consultant http://www.wannabemogul.com/social-media/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-152 25yr old consultant Wed, 19 Dec 2007 20:27:00 +0000 http://www.wannabemogul.com/public-relations/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-152 emailing internal coworkers is fine. however for client sites, talk time can be the same as face time in a geographically distributed workplace. calling someone up and starting a relationship is both more useful and more immediate than waiting on an email reply that may never come. it's as simple as, "hi my name is _____, i am with , do you have 5 minutes to talk?" the art of the voicemail is practically dead to anyone born after 1980. learn that and you will gain more doors into the offices of executives who barely check their email. emailing internal coworkers is fine. however for client sites, talk time can be the same as face time in a geographically distributed workplace. calling someone up and starting a relationship is both more useful and more immediate than waiting on an email reply that may never come. it’s as simple as, “hi my name is _____, i am with , do you have 5 minutes to talk?”

the art of the voicemail is practically dead to anyone born after 1980. learn that and you will gain more doors into the offices of executives who barely check their email.

]]> By: Nick http://www.wannabemogul.com/social-media/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-5 Nick Tue, 04 Dec 2007 18:47:15 +0000 http://www.wannabemogul.com/public-relations/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-5 I agree that email is the way to go. When starting my new job, I was told to contact a bunch of people to help me get set up. Its way more convienent when I can email somebody and ask for something rather than interrupting them with a phone call, introducing myself, and asking for help at the same time. Plus, I prefer to be emailed rather than called by people I don't know. That way I can get to them when its convienent to me and I have time to think about it and make a better response and first impression. It is after all the first interaction they are having with me. I agree that email is the way to go. When starting my new job, I was told to contact a bunch of people to help me get set up. Its way more convienent when I can email somebody and ask for something rather than interrupting them with a phone call, introducing myself, and asking for help at the same time.

Plus, I prefer to be emailed rather than called by people I don’t know. That way I can get to them when its convienent to me and I have time to think about it and make a better response and first impression. It is after all the first interaction they are having with me.

]]> By: Nick http://www.wannabemogul.com/social-media/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-151 Nick Tue, 04 Dec 2007 18:47:00 +0000 http://www.wannabemogul.com/public-relations/are-we-hiding-behind-email-a-new-study-shows-young-people-prefer-emailing-clients-to-calling/#comment-151 I agree that email is the way to go. When starting my new job, I was told to contact a bunch of people to help me get set up. Its way more convienent when I can email somebody and ask for something rather than interrupting them with a phone call, introducing myself, and asking for help at the same time. Plus, I prefer to be emailed rather than called by people I don't know. That way I can get to them when its convienent to me and I have time to think about it and make a better response and first impression. It is after all the first interaction they are having with me. I agree that email is the way to go. When starting my new job, I was told to contact a bunch of people to help me get set up. Its way more convienent when I can email somebody and ask for something rather than interrupting them with a phone call, introducing myself, and asking for help at the same time.

Plus, I prefer to be emailed rather than called by people I don’t know. That way I can get to them when its convienent to me and I have time to think about it and make a better response and first impression. It is after all the first interaction they are having with me.

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