Balaji V
Karen Lopez ππ©βπ»πShare widely. For all of us.
Theodora Lau@DataChick Amen :)
Beppe Catanese@DataChick Also before reading that email π
JimTheWhyGuy βπ@DataChick Or maybe it's even a February problem?
Rox yells @the void
Peter Ellis@DataChick ah, but which year... π€
Alan Langford π¨π¦π§€π§ζ@DataChick Sending this out in an email tomorrow afternoon, flagged URGENT!
Cees-Jan Kiewiet 
@DataChick It's only a December problem if you read the response tho
avatastic 
@DataChick @amyengineer Is this an e-mail that could become a meeting, but with biscuits?
Do NOT Fear|πΊπΈπΊπ¦ππ¦ππ@DataChick It's a now problem.
Signed, That Guy
Anarchist_Suburbia@DataChick I told someone asking for a meeting for a huge project that they want to launch in January that this would indeed have to wait for January and not two days before our company wide break. Because... No.
@DataChick left out of alt text is the letter N and Letter O are alternatively moving up and slightly as if they are dancing. The image is a gif.
Mrinappropriate@DataChick Itβs a punctuation problem.
DrBex
Chaos
Deb007@DataChick ahahahhah! All day today! Itβs going to be a busy January π€·πΌββοΈπ€£
NicholasR@DataChick great advice
Alonealastalovedalongthe
SCREW@DataChick Mine are always May to September problems.
Ateriath@DataChick @Mundon Itβs a December email so at the January meeting you can say βI sent it to you LAST YEAR!β 
sloot@DataChick that's what January meetings are for :-D
Wes Kyle@DataChick *sent* The ball's in your court now byeeeeeee!!!
MikeZilla Minus One@DataChick itβs a problem to give others just before you go on vacation for the last week of the year
Todd Vierling 
@DataChick I've already scheduled half a dozen emails for work, staggered across the second week of January, for various things that won't be remembered (by the recipient *or* me π) if I were to send them now
esmerel@DataChick in my case itβs pretty much entirely a January problem but if I donβt send the email now itβll never get sent.
hoos30@DataChick
Words to live by....
Words to live by....
Gottfried Szing 
@DataChick absolutely.
But I reckon the answer will be: "It is no longer my problem" π
Daniel Colquitt@DataChick @bnlawrence it is always a January problem.
xs4me2@DataChick
Good one!
Good one!
bookworks π@DataChick Alas, in my line of work it often is a December problem. #RetireSoon #taxtwitter #Bookkeeping. π¬π€·πΌββοΈ
@DataChick Oooops. Maybe I meant #taxtoot
@bookworks having same context switching issues.
Nico Jensen 
@DataChick It's always a now problem. The question is more, can I live with the problem until next year or does it need to be fixed now. And just because it can wait until next year, it's still a problem that's there now. ;)
@nyansen triage is a skill.
@DataChick To be able to do a triage, you have to know all the problems. If everyone now thinks that this is unimportant and I report this in 2 weeks, then in 2 weeks everything is full and things that are not so important now will then become maybe critical. So it's better to report everything now and say directly that it can wait until next year, then you can plan in advance and know what's coming up at the beginning of the year and the customer already knows if his problem will be solved in 2 or 3 weeks.
@nyansen yes, one does need to use good triage.
Right now I have some pressuring a group to meet tomorrow. For some work that isnβt even scheduled to start for 6 weeks. Thatβs a January problem.
/usr/sbin/deezy@DataChick leaving until January also has the advantage that I'll completely forget about it. Bonus!
Tim O'Connell@DataChick All January problems at this point!
Susan Bakshi@DataChick Iβm deep into the βJanuary problem/projectβ mindset! π
brousselaine@DataChick it is a great question to ask yourself, Indeed.
To help evaluate, if you end the email by "have a nice holiday", chances are it's a January one
NLAWScametovisit
Moved to TechHub.Social@DataChick me every time I want to quit my job but remember I need the money to survive after Christmas
Yono Se@DataChick Seriously, it can wait!!
@Mujerorgullosa Iβve been saying that all week.
Rob@DataChick Just to be sure, I armed the rapid OoO-responder-canon this afternoon already. πΌ
@elborro oh! I should do that.
Stephan Schulz@DataChick Nearly as important: "Is this a problem at all"?
DaddyDoug
John Philpin βοΈ@DataChick itβs broader #JustAProblem
!Eirick@DataChick the 2003 server on the internet is a December problem. So I sent the email. It might get fixed in January. But kinda doubt it.
@tyercel great point.
TheNurseIsIn@DataChick furthermore, put all recipients in the bcc field and eliminate the dreaded Reply All.
Dawn TΓ₯ke π³οΈββ§οΈThere are multiple things that I've thought about sending email-wise, and instead put a note on my January calendar to do it then.
JulIan@DataChick I do not get the point. We all know there is no January. Look up!
TechOfGospel@DataChick oh my. Haha so true!
anupulu@DataChick Same goes for: before you place that online order for last minute Christmas presents.