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I sent an accidental mic drop email as a response to an important conversation I was having regarding my career. Thanks a lot google.
by jetcata 11y ago
I sent an accidental mic drop email as a response to an important conversation I was having regarding my career. Thanks a lot google.
- jetcata 11y agoI'm really angry that they could have seen this as anything but a dangerous idea. Strange sense of humour they have. I guess when you work at Google you don't need to worry so much about job hunting or career stuff. They are really out of touch.
- obj-g 11y agoAnd, what, you had to send a short explanation and then both sides moved on?
- Artistry121 11y agoThere are plenty of news articles on it now. Sending one of those and an apology should solve almost any problems.
- joaorj 11y agoMaybe we can use this comment as a place to give our best guesses for to the percentage of liars on the internet. How many of the people claiming to have clicked a button few minutes / hours after it was out and having spectacular irreversible consequences to their lives is just a phony? I would say between 40% and 90%, but don't know better than that.
- jason46 11y agoReply to a previous message in the chain?
- raisedbyninjas 11y agoSend a follow-up email with a brief explanation and a link to this article. If your employer/benefactor/whatever still insists on feeling slighted then you may want to reconsider if you want business relationship with them.
- ProAm 11y agoImpressions can go a long ways. What if you were emailing you exwife's lawyer or judge? Potential new customer that may save your business? Email is a critical communication tool of the modern day, it was ill conceived and clearly not thought out on Google's behalf.