Comments on: Spam from corporate communications? http://netjmc.com/practical-how-to/spam-from-corporate-communications Digital Workplace Strategy & Governance Sun, 20 May 2012 12:48:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Jane McConnell http://netjmc.com/practical-how-to/spam-from-corporate-communications/comment-page-1#comment-147 Jane McConnell Mon, 21 Sep 2009 22:41:52 +0000 http://wntr.org/tempjmc/2008/03/spam-from-corporate-communications/#comment-147 Thanks for your comment Alain. Very nice to hear from you and hope to be back to Montréal one day not too far in the future! I agree with you, and do the same myself. But, I do not believe this is typical behavior - I think it's mainly from "sophisticated" or shall we say "jaded" (been there, done that) internet users? One of my 2008 survey participants did this. I got notification he had "deleted without reading" my 2009 invitation. I dropped him a line to apologize for the unsolicited email invitation I had sent him, and he clarified that he had read it, did not consider it "unsolicited" and was joining the survey for a second year. By the way, he's the intranet manager in one of the most advanced intranets in the world - so just goes to show - you can't judge a person by the email they delete! Thanks for your comment Alain. Very nice to hear from you and hope to be back to Montréal one day not too far in the future!
I agree with you, and do the same myself.
But, I do not believe this is typical behavior – I think it’s mainly from “sophisticated” or shall we say “jaded” (been there, done that) internet users?
One of my 2008 survey participants did this. I got notification he had “deleted without reading” my 2009 invitation. I dropped him a line to apologize for the unsolicited email invitation I had sent him, and he clarified that he had read it, did not consider it “unsolicited” and was joining the survey for a second year. By the way, he’s the intranet manager in one of the most advanced intranets in the world – so just goes to show – you can’t judge a person by the email they delete!

]]> By: Alain Savard http://netjmc.com/practical-how-to/spam-from-corporate-communications/comment-page-1#comment-146 Alain Savard Mon, 21 Sep 2009 16:16:33 +0000 http://wntr.org/tempjmc/2008/03/spam-from-corporate-communications/#comment-146 "deleted without being read emails" does not alway mean that the email was not read. I have the "reading pane" always opened and I read those emails then delete them. Alain “deleted without being read emails” does not alway mean that the email was not read. I have the “reading pane” always opened and I read those emails then delete them.
Alain

]]> By: Column Two http://netjmc.com/practical-how-to/spam-from-corporate-communications/comment-page-1#comment-148 Column Two Sat, 15 Mar 2008 15:03:33 +0000 http://wntr.org/tempjmc/2008/03/spam-from-corporate-communications/#comment-148 <strong>Spam from corporate communications?</strong> Jane McConnell has posted an interesting observation on "spam from corporate communications". To quote: This is the second firsthand anecdote I have heard recently where intranet users have complained about "spam from corporate communications". In the ... Spam from corporate communications?

Jane McConnell has posted an interesting observation on “spam from corporate communications”. To quote: This is the second firsthand anecdote I have heard recently where intranet users have complained about “spam from corporate communications”. In the …

]]> By: Vincent http://netjmc.com/practical-how-to/spam-from-corporate-communications/comment-page-1#comment-145 Vincent Thu, 13 Mar 2008 13:57:24 +0000 http://wntr.org/tempjmc/2008/03/spam-from-corporate-communications/#comment-145 I love so much this one :-)that I have written about it in B-rent http://b-r-ent.com/news/communinaction-interne-ou-spam I love so much this one :-) that I have written about it in B-rent
http://b-r-ent.com/news/communinaction-interne-ou-spam

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