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Text fad hits office
(eastday.com)
Updated: 2004-12-28 11:12
Mobile phone text messages have become a popular way for communication in the
workplace.
According to a survey conducted nationwide by Tegic Communications, a wholly
owned subsidiary of America Online Inc, on China's mobile phone users, 30
percent of respondents said they often arrange meetings by sending text
messages.
One in four people said they get instant replies on job-related questions via
short messages and 22 percent have sent bosses a text to ask for sick leave.
One in ten has once discussed or applied for a new job via mobile phone short
messages, the survey said.
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