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...especially in the workplace, and via a cowardly email
e.g. "I trust that <what I expect you to have done, but in reality know that you weren't even considering doing> has been done"
The worst use of this expression is when it is by someone who has no authority to say or demand such things, but expects everything to be 'just so'. Usually somebody who spends far too much time organising the coloured pens in their desk drawer, or drawing process diagrams in Visio for meaningless and menial tasks.
...especially in the workplace, and via a cowardly email
e.g. "I trust that <what I expect you to have done, but in reality know that you weren't even considering doing> has been done"
The worst use of this expression is when it is by someone who has no authority to say or demand such things, but expects everything to be 'just so'. Usually somebody who spends far too much time organising the coloured pens in their desk drawer, or drawing process diagrams in Visio for meaningless and menial tasks.
Bunch of s!
Would it be ok to ask why they would expect this to be done? Against what meeting minutes / programme?
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