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Saved by 130 people (-16 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-07-14
From an Apple support discussion on why sharing documents online via iWork.com is better than emailing them as attachments:
I don’t need to send to 20 other people, then get 20 mails back and read through those 20 mails. At the same time, each of those 20 has no idea what the other 19 are thinking and thus means there will be many overlapped ideas in those 20 mails I have to go through.
That nicely sums it up.
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Meryl Evans wrote a guide for remote workers on Web Worker Daily, and included this tip from me on maintaining strong communication:
Communicating Without Geek Speak
Stewart Mader: A strong ability to communicate about what you’re doing. If you work for a company, you need to be good at using the intranet, enterprise wiki or other social computing tools to keep others up to date on what you’re doing, ask for their feedback and make sure they know you’re available to help them too.
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Public Comment
on 2006-10-27 by doctyoh