OFFICE email lingo might seem pleasant enough on the face of it, though workers often do not say what they really mean.
So as we have all tip-toed around what we really mean when sending professional emails there’s bad news around the corner – because they have now been decoded by 9GAG.
Office email lingo has now been decoded – and it isn’t politeRex Features
Telling a colleague that you “should have been clearer” or saying “as stated below” appear polite enough.
But it’s being claimed that they really mean to convey incredibly blunt, often rude sentiment.
For example, “let me clarify” really means “You completely misunderstood my last message, you idiot.”
Let’s take a look at some of the best…
This is what ‘as stated below’ means…This is what ‘hope this helps’ means…This is what ‘let me clarify’ means…This is what ‘moving forward’ means…This is what ‘per my last email’ means…This is what ‘just checking in’ means…This is what ‘sorry for being unclear’ means…And this is what ‘kind regards’ means…
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