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agasfer [191]
3 years ago
6

Reethika is in a meeting and has an important question. The only coworker who can answer the question is in a different meeting.

How can Reethika get the answer without disturbing either meeting?
Business
1 answer:
Savatey [412]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

In the following situation:

Reethika is in a meeting and has an important question. The only coworker who can answer the question is in a different meeting.

The only way Reethika can get the answer without disturbing either meeting is:

Sending a direct text message to her co-worker's cellphone.  

Explanation:

First of all, she can't send someone to look for her because that would disturb both meetings. Also, if she calls her that is also going to disturb both meetings. The only way she has is to send an e-mail or an SMS to her co-worker. However, that depends on the effect people can take upon her. Nevertheless, text messages like e-mails, SMS, or direct messages don't have a high level of disturbance. Considering most people have their cellphones in silence mode.

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