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This
crisis management results in more e-mails as
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people
engage in frustrating exchanges about why
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the
responses aren’t forthcoming. The
sender’s
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needs
may change in the interim so additional e-
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mails
are necessary when the response is no longer
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sufficient. And the e-mails written in haste to clean
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out
the in-box are more likely to be poorly written,
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cryptic,
and incomplete, resulting in more e-mail
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exchanges
for clarification and additional
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information.
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