#42

I do a similar thing at my current job.

I used to deliberately not do a similar thing at my old job in order to waste more time.

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#43

would explain this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Red_Spot

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#44

Bravo, ccb.

This is the kind of quality content I was hoping for.

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#45

Big fan of that Wunderlist app too.

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#46

what’s the point in organising emails when you can just search?

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#47

Outlook’s search function is actual dogshit.

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#48

Depends on whether you feel oppressed by clutter, innit.

I feel the semblance of order (or indeed, actual order) is a help for my troubled mind.

Horses for courses.

#49

Some people can only cope with the absolute meaninglessness of life by attempting to exert a frail sense of order on something utterly inconsequential.

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#50

do people use outlook in 2016?

#51

Office wankers often do, yes.

#52

I’ll hold his arms while you ( @Epimer ) and @_Em punch him in the stomach.

#53

bleak

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#54

It’s alright, he only gets inconsequential emails.

#55

I aim for inbox zero, my inbox only features emails I need to do something about. Once I’ve replied or delivered the job or whatever then I archive it. I use it a bit like a to-do list I suppose.

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#56

Fuck what a boring post. Thanks for the pity Like @saps

#57

I’m ruthless in all senses. I feel no pity.

#58

Select all -> Mark as read
Select all -> Archive

Job done

#59

that’s two actions to achieve the same result as i already have

#60

Yeah, and mine is broken right now

#61

Time for a ruthlessly efficient tea break, I reckon.