ghost colleagues. they don't answer texts, you don't even know if they're alive

I'd be happy if couple colleagues that I hate died rbh

The way you handle async communication seems like a personality trait.

I got colleges who simply cannot discuss any complex problems over Slack and will always abort the chat and say "can we do it in a video meet or at the office?"

Personally I hear I'm good at discussing complex work issues over chat.

But if I'm busy I might see a message and think "I'll look it up later and give a full reply" but then forget it. When I should give a quick reply saying "I'll look it up later"

I'm also petty bad at handling personal messages - if I get something during a work meeting I think I'll handle it later and end up forgetting it.

@jiraTicket true someone will ask “how are you” and I’ll reply like 4 days later lmao

@jiraTicket our job is very time sensitive, so it's not an option to sit on a text

@darksideofyay you work on stock exchange or some other trading platform?

@jiraTicket you should create a Jira ticket to review all the pending messages and to-dos

@asgs we deal with data for monitoring and control of the operation. if there's a power outage somewhere in the country, we deal with the communication, damage control, that sort of stuff

Drives me nuts when colleagues try to have discussions through email instead of Teams/Slack or a call