Stop the insanity; pick up the phone!
In this age of email, IM and business by Blackberry, it is important to realize that sometimes, a simple phone call can do a lot of good.
Consider that it is hard to convey emotion, humor, and personality into an email message -- especially if it is delivered on a small screen. Something definitely can get lost in the translation.
For companies with people working from home or distant locations that could include outside consultants and lawyers, communication via email can be that much more hazardous.
Consider using a conference line service. While big telephone companies have offered these services for years, many companies are rightfully afraid of using them because of the high fees.
But with an increasing competition among providers, many don't realize that conference calls can be conducted at no cost beyond the normal long-distance call rates charged by your local provider.
Here's the service I recommend.
http://www.myfreeteleconference.com/promo/
There are really aren't any hidden fees. And they hold 100 callers and can be used 24x7. No strings. Really.
Consider that it is hard to convey emotion, humor, and personality into an email message -- especially if it is delivered on a small screen. Something definitely can get lost in the translation.
For companies with people working from home or distant locations that could include outside consultants and lawyers, communication via email can be that much more hazardous.
Consider using a conference line service. While big telephone companies have offered these services for years, many companies are rightfully afraid of using them because of the high fees.
But with an increasing competition among providers, many don't realize that conference calls can be conducted at no cost beyond the normal long-distance call rates charged by your local provider.
Here's the service I recommend.
http://www.myfreeteleconference.com/promo/
There are really aren't any hidden fees. And they hold 100 callers and can be used 24x7. No strings. Really.
