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Dec 18, 2024
7:54:55am

Skeptical Optimist Truly Addicted User

If you ask somebody what time they can meet when you have visibility to their calendar and can add a meeting to it is

dumb. It's also dumb if you don't keep your calendar up-to-date and you decline meetings when your calendar otherwise shows that you are free.

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Skeptical Optimist

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Last login: Dec 18, 2024
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If you ask somebody what time they can meet when you have visibility to their calendar and can add a meeting to it is

Skeptical Optimist Truly Addicted User

7:54am

On the flip side, I almost only meet with people external to my org. Don’t give

Superkid

7:59am

Yup - different ball game if you are arranging a meeting outside your org

Skeptical Optimist

8:01am

I don't disagree but I wish Outlook had a feature where you could easily output some text that you could copy in an

8:02am

This seems very doable.

RoboKayne

8:09am

I'm surprised it hasn't been done yet. That makes me want to look into it....

Squeegee

9:03am

Idk, man. You need to have control. Even an up-to-date calendar can't capture

RoboKayne

8:15am

If I need an uninterrupted block of time... I block it. If I'm open to meeting at those times, I don't block it.

Breaded Hamster

10:03am

I guess it's hard because I don't like the implication that every hour on my

RoboKayne

1:18pm

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