TCG’s mission is to save time and if you’re like me, trying to keep up with the onslaught of e-mail certainly does not help save time. An article in Sunday’s Washington Post highlighted this growing problem and introduced the e-mail charter, which seeks to build a consensus to help control e-mail overload. The charter offers some handy tips that will help us all reduce e-mail clutter and, in the bargain, save a little bit of time as well!
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