For years, I’ve marveled at co-workers’ inboxes. Some, like me, make a conscious effort to limit the number of unread emails (even if we don’t always reply to everyone) while others are perfectly ...

The concept of inbox zero sounds great—until you realize that most of the methods require a fair amount of setup work, a bunch of manual sorting, and the iron-willed determination to actually follow ...

As a public relations professional who runs a boutique PR company for independent filmmakers and other clients, I receive a lot of emails. An average day is between 400 and 600 emails. I’m sure your ...

Let's face it. Email can be exhausting - the notification, the replies, the dreaded reply-alls and so much spam. Here's how a couple of people around NPR deal with their inboxes. UNIDENTIFIED NPR ...

As a busy CEO and founder, I receive hundreds of emails every day and send around 50 myself. Yet at the end of the day, my inbox is empty. I follow a principle called Inbox Zero. No, I don’t have an ...

Inbox Zero could be an efficient solution when it comes to unread emails. As of the moment, most employees and bosses across the globe are using Gmail and other messaging platforms to communicate with ...

How big is the office email problem? Statistics vary, depending on the studies you look at and which specific groups of workers the studies focus on. However, according to one study from the McKinsey ...

"I aim for a zero inbox." • Not a member of Women@Work? Sign up at TUWomenatwork.com — and tell a friend. Tips and tricks My method for keeping a zero inbox is very simple. There are other ways for ...

After more than three decades online, I’d accumulated so many unopened messages that I’d nearly resigned myself to a life of digital disarray. WATCH: Reporter Aaron Pressman was drowning in unread ...

Autocorrect did me a disservice in that tweet. I wanted to say that Inbox Zero has become a kind of digital pissing contest but we can all agree that “pudding contest” sounds more appealing. At the ...