Jun 24, 2021
4:24:06pm
4:24:06pm
Sayings at work that should go away
The one that is bothering me today: We should have so-and-so "lean in" on this conversation.
What, is so-and-so too good to just join the conversation? He can only lean in the doorway and dip out immediately after?
Drives me crazy when people say that.
Also, please stop @ing one user in a multi-user slack channel to have a conversation that could be just between the two of you. Direct messages exist for a reason.
K, thx, I'm done. Anyone else want to soapbox?
What, is so-and-so too good to just join the conversation? He can only lean in the doorway and dip out immediately after?
Drives me crazy when people say that.
Also, please stop @ing one user in a multi-user slack channel to have a conversation that could be just between the two of you. Direct messages exist for a reason.
K, thx, I'm done. Anyone else want to soapbox?
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The flight equivalent to the “hi” or “hey” guy on IM, is the point at the window seat guy or grunt guy — while you’re (Zach Morris, Aug 30, 2021 at 9:50pm)
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6/24/21 4:24pm
I’d really like to see “hi” or “hey” and then silence… go away from IM etiquette. You reached out to me, don’t have me
6/24/21 4:30pm
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6/24/21 4:41pm
I use it to gage if they're ready to talk. Often they're in an informal meeting and can't yet. They'll respond when open
6/24/21 4:44pm
Please don’t do this. How about “hey division bell, when you have a moment will you please approve ____ sign and return
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