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 ...

Hsieh believed that “inbox zero” is not only an elusive goal, but a nearly impossible one. As soon as you start replying to ...

We’ve all faced the challenge of an overflowing inbox filled with unread messages, promotional emails, and reminders. This digital clutter can quickly feel overwhelming, even for the most organized ...

“Inbox Zero” has been the holy grail of email productivity for years. For good reason, the concept is simple. By methodically processing each email, you’ll be able to keep your inbox empty or close to ...

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 ...

Inbox Zero is a productivity system that was developed by Merlin Mann of 43 Folders. In a nutshell, Inbox Zero is exactly what it says on the label. It’s a system which is used to keep your email ...

Inbox Zero isn’t about constantly reacting to email—it’s about streamlining your email workflow and reclaiming control. Microsoft Outlook helps me with sorting, filtering, and handling emails to ...

"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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...