devilcake wrote:
can you in your next email to her make like a very polite comment that you’ve noted that she has refused to share the info etcetc I feel like people comply more when they remember they’re leaving a paper trail
Babel wrote:
It sucks when people suck.
Especially because she was so nice to me at a meeting Friday ?
Business people are just evil by default maybedevilcake wrote:
you should make a note of who sent the email and send a warning out to your office that they’re a poopoo stink head
at my old job everyone knew which people we regularly emailed who were stinkers
I already had the message with me to a meeting in the morning to talk it out with the rest of my colleagues, because I really didn't know how to handle it. Babel wrote:
Just wrote to one of the biggest businesses in Denmark asking questions (that I'm required to ask at job) and I got such a sassy answer back about us needing to "know our place and only asking what's relevant and maybe we should reconsider how much we expected from them" and it is honestly very fucking uncomfortable to have to write back to them about the required information.
I know it's not my fault that their own agreements fucking suck (they wrote them themselves) and that they make zero sense, but Jesus Christ. I'm just doing my job and trying to do something we're legally required to do. (Also I have asked this question from smaller companies and none of them blink when I ask, so what the fuck do you mean it's "too much work for them"??)
Cringe Just wrote to one of the biggest businesses in Denmark asking questions (that I'm required to ask at job) and I got such a sassy answer back about us needing to "know our place and only asking what's relevant and maybe we should reconsider how much we expected from them" and it is honestly very fucking uncomfortable to have to write back to them about the required information.
I know it's not my fault that their own agreements fucking suck (they wrote them themselves) and that they make zero sense, but Jesus Christ. I'm just doing my job and trying to do something we're legally required to do. (Also I have asked this question from smaller companies and none of them blink when I ask, so what the fuck do you mean it's "too much work for them"??)
you should make a note of who sent the email and send a warning out to your office that they’re a poopoo stink head
at my old job everyone knew which people we regularly emailed who were stinkers
It sucks when people suck.
Especially because she was so nice to me at a meeting Friday ? can you in your next email to her make like a very polite comment that you’ve noted that she has refused to share the info etcetc I feel like people comply more when they remember they’re leaving a paper trail



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