That's not really my MO, Whatsup. I find phones to be obtrusive. I don't think he needs to be bothered with phone calls. Emails would suffice. I prefer all my work in emails. It's not intrusive, and it allows one to research their answers first.
When somebody calls me at work, and during Covid, I've been working at home, I don't answer my headset. It's part of a chat program. If they are aprt of the chat program, they can write me. Or email me. Or if a call is being transferred to me, they can go to my voice mail. Unless I recognize the person's name. I want the ability to do research first. And I don't want to get sidetracked from what I'm doing.
That's why my boss's boss yesterday told her I'm "a machine." It's because I work efficient. You are part of my multi-tasking fun. Keep it fun, keep it simple, and don't answer phones. I don't contact people by phone. That's old school. I want it in writing. I want records. No hearsay. I want search engines and a record of what was said. Nobody can ever come to me and say "I never said such and such" because I have it writing. TIME-STAMPS.
That's what you need to learn and understand. Without it, it's all just hearsay. Maybe Zac is just as efficient. *Maybe* phones are not his MO.
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