What pisses you off?
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- Piethagoras' Theorem
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- Kingswood
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^lmao
oy, that green smiley man is mine!!
ok what pisses me off
inter-office emails....after recieveing like a 100 a day, you just get soooo sick of them and the way they talk in the emails.
Dear Bill,
Kindly report back...
Kindly revert with...
Kindly prepare a ...
Kind Regards,
i hate the word KINDLY!!!!!
oy, that green smiley man is mine!!
ok what pisses me off
inter-office emails....after recieveing like a 100 a day, you just get soooo sick of them and the way they talk in the emails.
Dear Bill,
Kindly report back...
Kindly revert with...
Kindly prepare a ...
Kind Regards,
i hate the word KINDLY!!!!!
- stui magpie
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Victim mentality? See it all the time, yet if someone behaved toward them the way they behave toward others, they would be the first to get offended and scream "bullying and harrassment".~Madness~ wrote:People who aren't self aware. When their behaviour is continously addressed, for them to only put the blame on everyone other than themselves. It's never them, they're being picked on.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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- stui magpie
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And in my case, they come to me for some reason expecting I'm going to vindicate them. Some times I'd so like to gangsta slap some sense into them.~Madness~ wrote:that's usually how they try to end it too...eeeyep.stui magpie wrote: "bullying and harrassment".
Even when there's a code of conduct you have to follow...arrrgggghhhh
Oh, and Ash, with the emails, company etiqyutte is so funny. Where I used to work, if I'd sent out something that wasn't clear, I'd get an email from someone saying "Stui, what the f&ck is that drivel?", now I'd get an email going, "dear Stuart, I didn't fully understand, can you please clarify"
I can't get the hang of starting emails with "dear", so I'm sure half them think I'm a rude pr1ck.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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I have come across this myself, quite a lot, and find it much easier to take no notice of people who have no idea of consequences. They eventually shoot themselves in the foot, and the world sees them for who they really are.stui magpie wrote:Victim mentality? See it all the time, yet if someone behaved toward them the way they behave toward others, they would be the first to get offended and scream "bullying and harrassment".~Madness~ wrote:People who aren't self aware. When their behaviour is continously addressed, for them to only put the blame on everyone other than themselves. It's never them, they're being picked on.
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- ~Madness~
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I always do the cheers bit at the end of my e-mails at work. Though I do know it annoys one person. hehehe.fan4collingwood wrote:I can't do the "HI" emails, or the "CHEERS", so I go for the aussie approuch and start my emails with G'day...... just can't figure out the ending and usually end with "regards". Maybe OO ROO would be the Aussie "regards", not sure if thats right though, any thoughts?
If I even said the F word at work i'd be up for a code of conduct breach.
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- JacJacJacqui
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Yeah same.. I usually start with Hi <name> and end with Kind regards but I kind of have to keep it formal because almost every single piece of correspondence, whether internal or external, is put on file and may need to be filed as evidence in court (I work for a law firm) so imagine saying Oi dumb arse, you forgot to include company name in the f**kin signing clause. hehehe
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- Kingswood
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yeh im used to it like that in australia, im in the middle east now and its driving me nuts for no real reason....other than people just shouldnt be this polite all the time lol. loosen upAsh10 wrote:
Geez...that's the opposite to ours!We almost bark at each other via email in my office!
my emails look like kindergartens compared to theirs haha. i would just shoot one off like "will get back to you soon, cheers". no Dear......, no paragraph full of pleasantries. no signature with every single one of my contact details. no 100 word clause about "if you received this email by accident...please remove it immediately"
baaah!
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