How fast are you supposed to reply to an e-mail message?
An example is when asked to give answers to questions under strict time constraints, and to reply as fast as possible.
(On a special note, the faster you reply, the less creative your comeback has to be) Decide how to reply.
While Apple Watch introduced a way to respond quickly to texts via its "smart replies" feature which are tailored to your conversation (e.g. "can't talk now," "not sure," "yes," "talk later," etc)., Re:quest is faster to use and lets recipients reply to your question with more precise answers.
While Apple Watch introduced a way to respond quickly to texts via its "smart replies" feature which are tailored to your conversation (e.g. "can't talk now," "not sure," "yes," "talk later," etc)., Re:quest is faster to use and lets recipients reply to your question with more precise answers.
Gauguin, on looking at Van Gogh's painting, said "Van Gogh, you paint too fast". To which Van Gogh replied, "You look too fast". Great art takes one out of oneself, like quiet meditation (some hospitals use art to comfort the sick).
It is better to be slow in responding than to be fast in replying and lose it all.
People seem to be walking a little bit faster, and replying a little bit sharper.
People seem to be walking that little bit faster, and replying that little bit sharper.
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