Ever have a Boomer in your firm ask a younger worker a verbal question only to have that younger worker respond via email or instant messageeven when they sit in the same room?
It happens a lot.
In some cases, its appropriate and in others its not.
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For example, one company gives all its staff BlackBerrys and allows instant messaging, but monitors IM usage, and prohibits using PDAs during meetings.
Where does your firm draw the line? Or does it need to?
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