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52 People Are Sharing What They Really Think About Work Emails And We Cannot Stop Laughing
Remember when email seemed like such a wonderful invention? "It'll make work communication so much easier," they said. Fast forward to today, and most of us break into a cold sweat just hearing the ping of a new message. From the dreaded "per my last email" passive-aggression to that moment of panic when you realize you hit "Reply All" on something decidedly personal, the work email experience unites us all in collective trauma.
Then there's the special joy of returning from vacation to find 287 unread messages, most of which are just people replying "Thanks!" to entire distribution lists. This collection of brilliantly funny posts captures everything we've thought but never said about our daily email battles, from cryptic one-word responses from the boss to the mysterious colleague who feels compelled to use seventeen different fonts in a single message.
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Petra Peitsch 4 days ago
My boss just learnt over 1 year to come in the kitchen, and say to me personally, what did he want, because I'm surely not checking even weekly my e-mail dedicated just for some work-related BS.
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Blue Bunny of Happiness 3 days ago
Yup. I also seem to have forgotten how paragraphs work I start a new one for each sentence in the hope that my colleagues will actually read the information….
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Petra Peitsch 4 days ago
That was my exact strategy, when I was working office-job, back in time. Always through the ball back, if some b.tch entitled enough to think, they are right to send you an "emergency"-e-mail, right before your 10-15 minutes of a Friday office-job afternnoon ends.
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Petra Peitsch 4 days ago
I've never used it. And I was doing office-administrative jobs too. None of them were using outlook. Had their own systems, better than that s.hit.
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Petra Peitsch 4 days ago
I don't ... even for open my work-related e.mail for weeks. If you wanna say something, you have 8 hours a day.
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Petra Peitsch 4 days ago
If you have to harass your employers on their days off, you are understaffed.
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FoxThatHasFennecaphobia 2 days ago (edited)
Whats the second one? It looks like "for fücks sake" and "for fück's sake"
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