Constant Urgent Email and Request Overload
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Summary
Executive assistants face relentless urgent emails and requests that continue during PTO, personal grief, and off-hours. Managers expect constant availability, micromanage routine decisions, and fail to filter what actually needs the assistant's attention. This prevents focus and recovery, and existing email tools do not reliably shield users by handling routine back-and-forth and escalating only true decisions. The pain is severe, recurring, and directly tied to manual coordination overload.
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Being spammed with work emails during PTO and micromanaged over routine decisions.
Being overwhelmed by urgent emails and requests even during personal grief.
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Context: r/executiveassistants
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