How To Reduce Communication Overload

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If you took some time off this summer, odds are you came back to an overflowing inbox. Tons of emails aren’t just annoying, they waste countless hours in a time when most organizations are struggling to keep up and employees are already stretched to the max.

In the following video, I share a few tips that every organization can implement to reduce the communication burden within your workplace and give you some precious time back. This video is an excerpt from a recent webinar I presented about time saving tips for managers.

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