Which method do you use most often to communicate with your colleagues?

Phone14%

Face to face32%

Video conferencing28%

Chat/SMS15%

Collaboration software9%

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IT Operating Unit Director in Education5 years ago

Not on the list specifically, but regular 'ole email is still at least 75% of my daily communications with colleagues.

VP of Global IT and Cybersecurity in Manufacturing5 years ago

+1 for email too

Group Chief Information Officer in Construction4 years ago

Slack
Skype for business
Zoom
MS teams

C-Suite in Construction3 years ago

All depending on intent:
- Chat/SMS/voice for informal questions that need a simple quick answer.
Phone: For urgent matters or matters that need some explanation/quick discussion.
Emails: When on my laptop mainly and need some future tracing or some documents not created on mobile.
Video calls: For virtual pre-agreed meetings.

Retired - Former Executive Advisor, CEO / CIO in Manufacturinga year ago

What about Email? That is my number 1.

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