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Push Notifications for Mobile Recruitment/HR Apps Posted By: Thomas Shaw, 8:00am Monday 17 January 2011 |
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Jason C Blais (11:44pm Friday 21 January 2011)
While some of the applications you point out for mobile push technology initially seem to be very valuable, I am a bit skeptical when it comes to real-world effectiveness. Balancing actual work time with time spent sending and receiving information is a sensitive area and one that requires extremely careful planning and implementation. While information technology is important, necessary actually, in business today, we still must give employees and managers the time and environment required to focus on completing tasks that require attention and engagement. As things stand today, employees in office environments name EMAIL as the number one OBSTACLE to productivity and time management. Increasing the frequency of communications, while decreasing the quality of those communications, can only compound time management issues.
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