Satya Nadella warns managers on late night emails!!

MANOJ KUMAR N
Why did satya Nadella say this? Managers do not build stress by sending emails late at night. We recognise the impact of stress on employees, said Nadella during the conference. We need to develop common sense, good old-fashioned management techniques. 


Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft: microsoft CEO satya Nadella has cautioned that late-night emails might harm employees' health. During the epidemic, he admitted that the line between work and personal life had been breached. According to Bloomberg, Nadella spoke earlier this week at the Warton Future of Work conference. He mentioned the tough work atmosphere.


Don't put any pressure on me to respond to emails late at night. 

Managers, according to the opinion of Nadella, they must set some clear expectations for the working staffs. microsoft is also looking at how remote work affects interactions in order to improve its microsoft Teams platform. The platform intends to provide more than simply video conferencing options to its consumers.



We are aware of the consequences of stress on staff.

According to the story, Nadella stated during the conference, "We are aware of the impact of stress on staff. We must understand common methods, good old-fashioned management techniques, in order for individuals to take care of their health. I anticipate that our employees may get emails from CEOs over the weekend and will not be asked to answer."


At night, the workload intensifies.

According to a microsoft research, one-third of employees attain their "peak level" of productivity by late afternoon, based on keyboard activity. Previously, productivity rose after lunch, but their workload increases dramatically in the late evening, perhaps having a bigger influence on their mental health. He also stated that employees, particularly those in the technology industry, seek location freedom.

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