Can you be productive without inter-office e-mail?

ALL CAPS Intention- He’s trying to get his point across and ensure you know he means business. Caps=”this is a message that I am stressing.”

‘I banned internal e-mails for a week’

By Shayne Hughes, chief executive of Learning as Leadership

Forbes

“All internal e-mail is forbidden for the next week,” I announced to my staff.

I wish I could say I stated it boldly, chest puffed out and chin held high. Instead, I whispered it in a cowardly manner from behind the conference table as my team’s strenuous objections hurtled at me full force.

“We won’t get anything done.”

“The whole company is going to grind to a halt.”

“We’ll be interrupting each other every two minutes.”

“I can’t wait a week to have a one-on-one to talk about urgent issues.”

“It’ll make my life miserable! How am I going to delegate to my assistant? I already have too much to do.”

“It’ll be chaos.”

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