Shouting across the room saves one person 15 seconds while simultaneously distracting every single other person in the office. Regardless of how pro-open office one is, that seems like a terrible trade off.
> day, others need to resolve problems within a few days. Its also a lazy way of communicating without a document trail like a messaging system can provide.
This is the biggest benefit of a slack-first (or whatever your messaging software of choice is) approach. It’s very common that I search chat history from weeks or months ago because someone already answered something that I need to refer back to.
> day, others need to resolve problems within a few days. Its also a lazy way of communicating without a document trail like a messaging system can provide.
This is the biggest benefit of a slack-first (or whatever your messaging software of choice is) approach. It’s very common that I search chat history from weeks or months ago because someone already answered something that I need to refer back to.