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Yes. Nobody wants an email on the weekend.
Rarely - but note that outlook has a delay feature where u can do the email and set it up for Monday delivery - that works like a charm and you won’t forget to send it out.
Gmail has it, too. It's my favorite tool for serving things.
I do the same!
Same!
Send them when they are done and keep feedback going. Something may come up requiring assistance and you may be there. Your generation needs to jump at opportunity no matter how small.
I am sure senior partner dictated this to his secretary to post.
Junior associate here - when things are not urgent, I do that. I’d rather not get comments over the weekend or set the precedent that I’m okay with weekend work when it’s unnecessary.
You’re not weird. I do the same thing, but for slightly different reasons. I don’t want clients or my boss to know I’m working at 11:30pm (weeknights) or over the weekend.
Hopefully! Good for you and kudos for maintaining the balance
All the time. I don’t want anyone knowing when I work on the weekend.
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I send internal stuff hold external stuff.
Yup, and same with after hours stuff. I try to spare my clients the 11pm emails unless there are emails bouncing back and forth that late. Partners and other associates I could care less though just like them sending me emails at 6am. They'll get to it when they get to it
Saving non-urgent correspondence for the workweek is respectful. I wish more would do it.
I send it when it’s done, and expect same from the external counsel. You never know when the recipient has the time to work through it, and giving them more time to keep the ball rolling is best IMO
I have made it a habit to hardly check emails or work at all after 5 and on weekends, unless I'm waiting for something specific. If a client texts me and it's not urgent, I usually tell them that I'll get back to them on Monday. It took me a few years to get to this point, but I realized it's necessary when I was camping one weekend and kept going to certain parts of the campground to get service so I could check and respond to emails. What good am I to my boss, clients, and my family if I burn myself out more than I already am?