|
Brainstorming and Problem Solving Staying in Touch Professionally Perspective: Email Versus the Telephone Perspective: Using Email to Collaborate Effective Messages to Individuals Effective Messages to Small Groups Effective Messages to Large Groups |
Brainstorming to Meet a DeadlineAnother common way of using email also leads to brainstorming and problem solving. Say you know a deadline is approaching but you haven't yet been able to gather all the information you need for a project that's due. If you use email to alert the people expecting the project (your boss or co-workers, a conference organizer, a printer, your teacher), you can explain in advance what the problem is and how you're trying to solve it. Often, you'll get responses that will help you with your problem (including a change in deadline or more resources). |
Copyright © 1993-2009 Colorado State University and/or this site's authors, developers, and contributors. Some material displayed on this site is used with permission.