Email or official text? As soon as I get a watertight answer for the person. I have SLAs to stick to, after all, and the less time spend procrastinating means my day goes smoother.busters said:Say you get a facebook message, text, or e-mail or whatever, and you happen to be there right when you receive it, and you're available to respond. Would you reply immediately, or would you wait a while before replying?
Personally, I usually wait a little before replying so it doesn't seem like I'm always on the computer or whatever, especially for e-mail. Immediate replies on e-mail seem weird to me. It's definitely silly to think that instant reply = weird loser, but it kinda seems like that's how a lot of people think.
Oh God, this. A couple of years ago, a friend of mine actually once told me that when his friend asked for this girl's email, he said "okay, hang on", then waited a minute before pasting it to make it seem like he had loads of MSN contacts.Noxman said:I hate it when you're on actual chat and someone won't reply in a timely fashion.
I don't mean email or messages but IM within facebook or MSN. I always reply immediately,
we're having a conversation, and I always hate it when I reply but they seem to think its
ok to leave it 2-5 mins at a time (e.g. pretending their talking to loads of people, sigh,
I know you, I know you are just refreshing your ex's page or summat (ugh facebook)). Its
audacious and rude imo.
I think if you have the capacity to reply there and then, no matter what medium, then bloody
well reply and get over your perceived inadequacies about people thinking you aren't busy or
something. If they know you're at home what are you busy doing? Surfing ain't exactly busy,
jerking off is the only viable excuse really![]()