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The CrackBerry Epidemic - RF Cafe Forums
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Kirt Blattenberger
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Post subject: The CrackBerry Epidemic
Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 11:32 am
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Joined: Sun Aug 03, 2003 2:02 pm Posts: 878
Location: Erie, PA |
Greetings: There seems to be no end to the things people can find to annoy those
around them, and an accompanying no end to the people that want to make a big deal out
them. To wit, the "CrackBerry" epidemic/crisis looms. The "crack" part refers
to some BlackBerry owners' incessant need to thumb-type messages while walking down
the hallway, while sitting in meetings, while sitting at their desks and workbenches,
and even while in the bathroom (yes, in the bathroom). Indeed, I have witness
such behavior where I work, both with BlackBerrys and notebook computers. However, at
least where I work, the people doing some are highly efficient and effective engineers
and managers that somehow manage to multi-task and still get everything done. Those
people can be intently responding to an e-mail or (and I have seen this), working on
a circuit design while in a meeting, and still be able to contribute to the meeting
topic. So, although I cannot speak for all CrackBerry addicts, I can tell you
that just because someone seems to not be paying attention to the world around him/her,
that is not necessarily the case. I write this as one who does not carry notebook computers,
PDAs, or cellphones to meetings – just a lab notebook and a mechanical pencil.
How about you? Do you multi-task in meetings? Oh, here is an article from
Design News on the topic:
http://www.designnews.com/article/ca6306314.html
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