On Calendly Etiquette
When egos, tech, and the desire for efficiency collide.
In Reimagining Collaboration, I tell the tale of a possible project that never got off the ground. TL;DR: Another individual didn't want to use my YouCanBookMe page to, you know, book time with me. Note that he insisted that we continue to use e-mail to hit a moving target. (I've since moved to Calendly, but the general point remains valid.)
At least I'm not alone. It turns out that mine is hardly the only professional kerfuffle involving contemporary scheduling tools.
The Calendly Conundrum
Protocol published a timely piece on that very subject. The maelstrom that Facebook (Meta?) VP Sam Lessin recently caused on Twitter served as the story's background:
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