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In response to "Gen Z: the thumbs up is rude and passive aggressive behavior -- (link)" by Remlik

Might want to harden up a bit against that one

Posted by Reagen Oct 12 '22, 13:09

also I basically never use emojis, so

Responses:

I'm not an emoji guy but I find 'thumbs up' a life-saver on Microsoft Teams when I need to acknowledge something -- nm - Roger More Oct 12, 13:11 10
- this. saying "ok" or "yes" to agree seems blunt somehow. -- nm - Andie Oct 12, 13:22 4
  - "ok" comes across as someone who is dejected and not telling you that it's really not okay but they're biting their tongue for now -- nm - Max Oct 12, 14:24
  - And going with the software-generated "Great, thanks!" just seems insincere -- nm - Roger More Oct 12, 13:34 1
    - Yes! Or it suggests some damn message without punctuation. -- nm - Dark Callisto Oct 12, 13:37
  - how about 'kay or yonh -- nm - mud Oct 12, 13:31
- This is our process for when someone says "last call" the thumbs up reactions tell the person we're all ready to go. -- nm - Max Oct 12, 13:15
- SEE? -- nm - Dark Callisto Oct 12, 13:13
- RUDE -- nm - ty97 Oct 12, 13:13
- 👀 -- nm - Beryllium Oct 12, 13:12 1
  - And also physically, when I'm in a remote discussion on camera and don't want to unmute -- nm - Roger More Oct 12, 13:16

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