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I've found slack (or other asynchronous tools) to be helpful for this. I'm able to ask a question without actively interrupting someones work. Once they get to
by neapolisbeach 6y ago
I've found slack (or other asynchronous tools) to be helpful for this. I'm able to ask a question without actively interrupting someones work. Once they get to a breaking point they can respond.
- macintux 6y agoWith caveats. In my workplace I’ve seen people (well, one person in particular) frequently use @here for non-urgent questions, which is frustrating.