what does the notification "someone is in the zone" mean in Email writing
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Ravinder L.
Experienced Program Manager in Telecom, B.E., PMP, PRINCE2 Certified, Diploma in International Business Management
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It looks like you are using some time zone related software installed, or for detail pls. check web page as below-
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/how-to-find-the-right-time-to-email-anyone/
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The term"in the zone" is a sports expression, and generally means that one is "hot", and can't miss. Used in the work context, it suggests that they are performing exceptionally well.
Dave H.
Research and Computing Consultant at Toronto Research Data Centre, Information Technology and Services Consultant
Perhaps they are following the Zone diet? (Just kidding.)
It's a curious phrase, in that it's unrelated to any email-related terms I'm aware of. It could mean just about anything.
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Maurizio P.
Sr. Marketing Product Manager Enterprise Storage Division at EMC Corp
in writing and speech in geneal being "in the zone" means being completely focused on a task (sport or other) where nobody can touch or change your behaviour or process. Usually related to performances of any discipline it's a positive "place to be" . I don't think that email brings a different meaning to it
It probably means you're reading SPAM... or an email from a college buddy... which is effectively SPAM most of the time...
Luis J. V.
ARDE Process Engineer at HP Enterprise Services
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I'll agree with Ken, "in the zone" work related stands for the person performing beyond expected.
