What would you guys order this? Answer an incoming call, responding to an important question from a co-worker, or responding to an important email?

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    I'm sorry but there is no way for us to answer this. It really depends on your work priorities which would be assigned by you Boss. The one that comes first is whatever is more important to your boss.
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    I'm sorry but there is no way for us to answer this. It really depends on your work priorities which would be assigned by you Boss. The one that comes first is whatever is more important to your boss.
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    4 mins ago












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    Only you can prioritize the business importance in your environment.
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    I'm sorry but there is no way for us to answer this. It really depends on your work priorities which would be assigned by you Boss. The one that comes first is whatever is more important to your boss.
    – SaggingRufus
    4 mins ago







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Only you can prioritize the business importance in your environment.
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I'm sorry but there is no way for us to answer this. It really depends on your work priorities which would be assigned by you Boss. The one that comes first is whatever is more important to your boss.
– SaggingRufus
4 mins ago




I'm sorry but there is no way for us to answer this. It really depends on your work priorities which would be assigned by you Boss. The one that comes first is whatever is more important to your boss.
– SaggingRufus
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