Time To Rethink Texting Business

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Text message threads have become common evidence in court. It’s time to rethink text message conversations about business (1,2,3). Texts often exclude important context. Emojis arrived to help with context, but even they can fail to have a common meaning. Outside parties can apply their own interpretations to your messages, cherry-pick or string together unrelated conversations. IMO, TBH.

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