4 Methods For Email Management On A Phone
- When you are walking or driving, use apps like Talkler to read your email to you and be able to reply with voice messages or delete emails.
- Trying to read email while doing other things often leads to interruptions and rereads. Avoid that by quickly moving messages that require responses to a “tasks folder” and forwarding or deleting the rest. If you are out of time to do this, only try again when you do.
- Set up filters to automatically sort emails whenever possible.
- A signature that informs you’re answering from a phone makes typos and late answers more acceptable.
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