Email Keyboards Policies Process 
Ian's Messy Desk
OCTOBER 20, 2010
The encoding stage refers to the process of putting information into memory. Put pen to paper (or finger tips to keyboard) and record important dates in a calendar, notebook or on your mobile device. Use each room or landmark on your journey to “signpost” different parts of the speech or each step of the process you need to remember.
The Marq
DECEMBER 17, 2009
I enjoyed having a full QWERTY keyboard without all of the keys, in such compact form factor. That meant it had to replace my notebook computer on many fronts, such as provide an alternate path to social networking, email, note-taking, Google Apps, music, video, and some tangentially interesting games.
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Denise Aday
JUNE 14, 2009
I have some clients whose friending policy is to accept all connection requests. In this case, it makes no difference whether they accept them with their own keyboard clicks, or whether I do so for them. This is no different than the pre-email days, when most correspondence was hard copy.
Workplace Insight
DECEMBER 18, 2023
Further steps should include identifying a special category processing condition for any special category data being processed. Employers must inform workers of the purpose of any monitoring of emails and instant messages, and such monitoring must be necessary and proportionate for the purpose.
Men With Pens
JANUARY 14, 2010
Alright, well, I know he emailed me to let me know I had a broken link in a post. And I know he was interested in what that link led to, which made me think well of him, so I emailed him back. In less than 5 emails, in fact. This is perhaps my most important rule of thumb, whether writing books, blog posts, or emails.
Men With Pens
JUNE 6, 2010
The process feels herky jerky, and I don’t get that surge of feeling right before I hit publish. It’s a process that takes time to work through and eventually the hope is we’re the better for it. I maximize those as much as I can, and when they strike, I get myself to a keyboard. Just remembering who I was.
Men With Pens
JUNE 30, 2010
Sure, it’s great to hit the snooze button and give yourself an extra hour of R&R once in awhile, but before you know it, you’re getting up at noon and puttering around before you answer your customer emails. Your mind isn’t a computer, and treating it like it can process data endlessly is a great way to ensure brain drain.
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