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Previously on "E Mail etiquette"
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Photoshop an image of him hanging from a lamppost and email it to him, cc-ing everyone else. Then lean over and ask if he saw your email.
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I say no. When they ask why, I tell them it's either cos I turn my email off to avoid distraction or I have a rule that files everything they send into a folder called 'useless crap'. Depending on my mood.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Postbut the chief emailer, always asks me , 'did you see that email'
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"No trees were killed in the sending of this message. However, millions of electrons were greatly inconvenienced."Originally posted by xoggoth View PostTell them you do not reply because you are concerned about our planet.
Can't be arsed to Google it but the power consumption caused by unecessary emails around the world must be enough to power a small city.
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Tell them you do not reply because you are concerned about our planet.
Can't be arsed to Google it but the power consumption caused by unecessary emails around the world must be enough to power a small city.
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Any email that I am only CC'd in there is an out look rule which hives them off into a separate folder to read another time
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Just hit reply all and ask him to either quantify what he needs you to know or do or take you off the chain.
Abject humiliation normally works really well.
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Which in EO's case is a big oneOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostIt's about CYA.
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI keep getting copied in to emails that I dont have to action in any way. The info is not really relevant to my role.
I really hate to reply, copying everyone in, saying 'ooooh, thanks for that'
but the chief emailer, always asks me , 'did you see that email'
what do you do ?
increase the world supply of emails by x10
or
ignore the ******
?



I'm working with that guy! Sits opposite me. Sends rambling and irrelevant emails to tons of people, including me. Hits send then leans over with 'Mary...Mary....hey, Mary? Mary? Did you see that email I just sent?'
I always say no.
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It's about CYA.Originally posted by Boney M View PostHate people that do that, normally arselickers in my world that want it to look like they are doing something when infact they are not
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Hate people that do that, normally arselickers in my world that want it to look like they are doing something when infact they are not
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E Mail etiquette
I keep getting copied in to emails that I dont have to action in any way. The info is not really relevant to my role.
I really hate to reply, copying everyone in, saying 'ooooh, thanks for that'
but the chief emailer, always asks me , 'did you see that email'
what do you do ?
increase the world supply of emails by x10
or
ignore the ******
?
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