4 ways email fails as a collaboration tool

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4 Ways Email Fails

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Email was always a quick way to se nd messages instantly

Then it became the standard office communication too And the headaches began.

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We started managing projects with it We sent chains of

emails back and forth

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We attached and shared large, important files only to lose track of them later.

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Things

the cracks.

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Our inboxes started ballooning in size, overloading us with distracting info And Facebook notifications And SPAM

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And now, managing email

is a major chore.

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Is this really the best way to commu nicate with your team?

Should this be the main collaboratio n tool and channel for discussions?

Watch this video

on the 4 ways email is

failing us as a collaborative tool

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