My response to the inquiry would be 'As frequently as you completely need to, and not any more.' 

Regardless of whether you get 100 messages for every day, on the off chance that they're not time-

basic it'll be more effective to react to them in one square toward the day's end. That way handling 

email is a discrete errand, as opposed to a consistent interference. 

In case you're reacting to client benefit demands 

(or fretful supervisors), that is not going to work. In 
any case, you can even now set up channels to 

ensure you're just told about messages from specific senders, or with specific words in the title. 

AwayFind is an extraordinary apparatus to broaden this thought. 

The issue with email administration is mental. It's an extraordinary method for delaying while as yet 

feeling like you're working. You could sit noting messages throughout the day, conning yourself 

that it implies you're excessively occupied with, making it impossible to go up against the 

troublesome, awkward undertaking that truly matters. Try not to do it.