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As a manager, it's trivial to just add "you're not in trouble" to the end of a message like this, even if you can't imply what it's about.
by LarsAlereon 4y ago
As a manager, it's trivial to just add "you're not in trouble" to the end of a message like this, even if you can't imply what it's about.
- planb 4y agoNow that would make me curious!
- elcritch 4y agoAnd of course it has a glaring implied "... yet" obviously. ;)
- reportgunner 4y agoYou could also just assume that you're not in trouble every time the message doesn't end with "you're in trouble"