I strongly agree with the reporter. I found
around 4 instances where I was fascinated and
completely related with the reporter . The first
is the idea that the world today is preconditioned to fast replies. As emails don’t
offer instant responses and instant gratification
like numerous other social media applications
were you atleast know that your message has
been seen.
Secondly I believe that Waiting for an email can
be really stressful and also may cause anxiety
but as the reporter said this issue can be solved
by providing your recipient with a timeline on
how urgent your message is and this definitely
could get you a faster reply but even this is not
certain or under your control .
On the third note ,Slow and sloppy replies can
also cause impact on ones productivity .I have
been in this situation many times and I believe
that the slower the message received the huge
time crunch on completing a task is found . This
could result in poor performance on a task.
Lastly ,everybody has workload and there is a
high chance that they have a lot of other things
to take care of hence they have not had a
chance to look at your email and respond
quickly .This problem can be solved by
pritorization of urgent emails. Emails when not
responded can be contacted in various ways as
we live in a highly communicated,
technologically advance environment today.