and no one bothered to tell them to stop doing that, so now we're stuck with every single professional conversation being overly familiar because no one thinks about the meaning of the words they were told to use.
Very Truly Yours,
-- Nire Bryce
Am I supposed to use hi? Hello? those sound too casual sometimes! they didn’t prepare me for anything they just gave me a word and my elementary school diploma. The American education system smh
I have recently become aware that a vernacular change is being observed as generations wear on. I would like to encourage everyone to keep an open mind and stay connected to society lest we repeat the mistakes of past generations. We all swore we wouldn't be our parents and this is a great time/place to avoid doing so.
Hope you liked that shit.
Pogfully, Big Snake.
No one ever told me different, no one bothered to explain anything of substance. So now every professional email is a love letter, a love that can never be, forbidden love. I just hope one day the government agency person i emailed last week will notice me uwu.
Yours, always -- Nox
I learned what little about business correspondence that I did from old typing manuals going back many decades. surely this wasn't just a millennial thing. anyway that's where I picked up the "Very Truly Yours" habit.
just what IS the modern standard in business communication? ~Chara
