From the course: Productivity Tips: Taking Control of Email
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Set email expectations
From the course: Productivity Tips: Taking Control of Email
Set email expectations
- How do you let others know about when you'll respond to their emails? How do you manage their expectations? I don't recommend having an always on auto-responder for every single email that lets people know when they can expect a reply. That's not reasonable, and would create more interruptions. Instead, begin with getting together with co-workers and having a conversation. What's the communication culture that we're going to establish at this organization, this company? How often should we expect each other to respond to email? Create a written guideline about what people can expect in your company communication culture. This creates an understanding that it's impossible to reply to every single email immediately. But perhaps, we could reasonably respond within one business day, or four business hours, or something like that. You could have similar conversations with your best customers about what their expectations…
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How to check email and still stay focused2m 24s
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Read vs. unread email2m 41s
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Deal with email overload1m 59s
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How to reduce spam3m 48s
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Writing a productive email1m 55s
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Tips for replying to email1m 30s
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What to do before sending an email1m 51s
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When someone doesn't respond to your email3m 7s
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When and how to use video in email2m 53s
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Set email expectations1m 46s
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Using your email archive effectively1m 52s
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Share email with a team member3m 33s
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