Communication Guidelines At Work
- Email is best used for clear, unambiguous communication that is important and may be shared with others.
- If something is super-urgent or requires a lot of explaining, picking up the phone is the way to go.
- When we require emotion or the issue is complex, a face-to-face meeting is the best bet.
- For non-critical queries that anyone can answer, a slack message does the job.
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