Be more professional rule š
Be more professional rule š
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Weird ā¦ I was told the exact same thing by my boss.
So I stopped using emojis, and then she told me that my messages were āpassive-aggressiveā or ārudeā
And I told her thatās why people use emojis, to add the nuance that is missing because we arenāt communicating face-to-face š¤·āāļø
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Per my previous email: š
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With more gusto!
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I worked with someone once who would write the most condescending chat messages and finish them off with a smiley face. I think he truly didn't understand that the smiley made it worse. Regardless of the lack of social awareness, his superiority complex was annoying.
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It sounds like you just don't understand how brilliant you coworker was. You should probably look into effective communication methods and/or go back to school. Maybe if you weren't so closed minded, you could learn something. š
/s in case it wasn't obvious
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Without the smiley face I'm annoyed enough... with it just gives me an image I want to punch š«
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lol I would want to punch that person, too
In this case, her expectation was that she receive whole paragraphs (with positivity if possible) for comments on her slide deck, rather than a short comment with my suggestion to make stuff better.
Sheās the dumbass who asked a technical editor to review her stuff š¤·āāļø š š
(and before anyone points out my grammatical/punctuation errors above: itās early and idgaf)
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I exclusively only use smileys sarcastically in work emails to shitty managers. He knew.
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Icelander? Could just be a cultural tone.
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No, a Californian
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Condolences
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Emoji are fine, but I hate when people follow every other word with one. You know the type: every āI seeā is followed by š, they canāt mention a house without š , and God help you if they start talking about their pet, because thereās more pictures of animals, hearts, and stars than words.
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