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"It depends". I've used this when someone is claiming to their boss that we never communicated something, generally in situations where we've been communicating
by jerf 7y ago
"It depends". I've used this when someone is claiming to their boss that we never communicated something, generally in situations where we've been communicating like crazy, but possibly not with them directly, but via emails to the several affected parties.
Generally I assume that the person is just forgetting because they are very busy rather than out to get me, but, nevertheless, you have to defend yourself against that sort of thing. Passive-aggressive in this case is superior to aggressive-aggressive. If you don't defend your reputation, nobody will.
- Blackstone4 7y agoI generally agree with what you said. Maybe I take issue with the phrasing: "Per my previous email" I feel like it triggers some people. I prefer to try and soften it by saying something along the lines of: "I don't know if you got my previous email (see attached)"
- AstralStorm 7y agoThat one is additionally condescending, implying the recipient cannot handle their email. Good job!