Which do you prefer, a mobile phone or a laptop/desktop? Assume that you are in a situation where you could use either one easily.

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CEO in Services (non-Government)4 years ago

desktop

Senior Director of Cybersecurity in Manufacturing4 years ago

I love the convenience of the mobile phone but typing on it is beyond frustrating. I consume a lot on my phone but often wait until I get in front of a proper keyboard to write anything more than a sentence or two.

Director, Solutions Architecture in Telecommunication4 years ago

Depends on the task. Meetings can be taken on mobile phone or tablet. Heavy Architecture work, from my experience, are best driven through a laptop.

Associate Vice President, Information Technology & CISO in Education4 years ago

Mobile phone... I can do almost everything with it at the moment...

Director of IT in Software4 years ago

Surface pro with keyboard and pen

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