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The Stress of Long Personal Emails

Maria Molfino
January 14, 2013
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The Stress of Long Personal Emails

In this presentation, I present a design point of view, three interview quotes, and hone in on Megan's stress in responding to long personal emails through a behavior sequence.

Maria Molfino

January 14, 2013
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  1. “Bullets, people. Not prose.” POV: A Stanford graduate student needs

    to craft a timely and worthy response to a long personal email because putting it off causes a “slight mental anxiety that doesn't go away.”
  2. 1. Megan - a Stanford graduate student: “Bullets people. Not

    prose.” (re: long personal emails) 2. Agustin - a recent college grad at his first job: “Feeling like you have to respond right away in the right manner, especially if a friend back home writes a long email to you - you can't just write back something stupid.” 3. Enrique - a fast paced entrepreneur: “You could end up spending 3-4 emails just to lock in a date or time and that's a lot of brain cycles.” Email victims interviewed