A good reason to stop saying hello?
Greg Taieb · · 1 min read
Rest assured, far be it from me to make you rude, but rather an interesting reflection on our uses of distance communication.
Have you noticed this tendency when you chat with someone – especially in a professional context – which consists of not directly saying why you are contacting a person? A sort of waltz then begins in 4 parts: greeting/pause/question/answer.

All this takes many minutes unnecessarily.
Several times a day. Every day.
Of course, we try to be polite and not ask directly for what we want. But the reality is that we lose and waste time.
This is what I discovered on the page “No Hello” which tries to show us the disadvantages of this unfortunate reflex. All while offering an alternative that allows us to remain polite while saving time.
Since discovering this site I have tried to apply this principle and you know what?