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Right now it's real slow so maybe 25-50 emails/day. During busy times it could easily be 75+ per day.
250-300 seems ridiculous, wouldn't you spend all day just reading/replying to them?
Correct, most of my day is spent reading emails. The only time I can get work done is late at night when the emails slow down
Probably 120-170... #1 reason I hate my job
Less than 20, unless things are particularly busy or I'm in a chain with 3 or 4 people trying to make a decision.
One Friday I received 0 emails.
Typically 50-100. 250-300 sounds like you're cc'd a lot you don't need to necessarily respond to, just scan and file away. How many do you actually respond to?
If that Outlook icon on the bottom right of my screen popped up 250-300 times a day I'd throw a stapler at my monitor by noon
5-50, depending, and some of those are industry publications that I signed up for.
300 sounds a bit dumb.
30-100 depending on if a deal is in the closing process. Also, if the closer is a moron, I will usually receive more emails.
You'd have to be some really important person to get more than 100 emails a day, or your friend probably signed you up for a lot of spam emails.
15 work 40 personal email solely used for industry emails
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