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As a millennial myself I appreciate this type of lingo. I think it’s a generational or cultural shift if some sort
by realitysballs 5y ago
As a millennial myself I appreciate this type of lingo. I think it’s a generational or cultural shift if some sort
- hluska 5y agoI’m in my mid-forties. The tech industry wasn’t at all like this when I was young. Somewhere along the lines, people stopped being nice and having a personality apparently became a personality flaw. I’m taking a break from this fucking site. I can’t believe the extent to which my colleagues are roasting someone over three letters. Bunch of fucking bullies if you ask me.
- kcartlidge 5y agoI could be mistaken, but it feels like your colleagues are not roasting someone but are taking offence at the tone of a message that whilst obviously written by someone, isn't actually from someone but is (or appears to be) an automated response. Personally, if it was a human at the other end of a chat who started off with "Oof" I'd be fine with that as we're having dialogue, but when used as a generic automated message it would feel a little unprofessional. Not enough to complain about, but it would be noticed. Nothing to do with bullies, personalities, or roasting someone. Quite the opposite in fact in that it is totally fine from humans - just not ideal from an automated system.