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7 Things You Should Never Say in E-Mail
Don't get caught with these messages in your outbox
By Sarah D. Scalet
December 01, 2006 — CSO —
1. We've just gotten a heads up that we're going to be served with a subpoena, so please clean up
your files before next Monday.
2. Can we push the numbers here?
3. Hey sexy, meet me in the coat closet in 5 mins.
4. [Insert CEO name here] is such a [insert cussword here].
5. I don't think we should hire a woman for that job.
6. To all: I know I had a lot to drink at lunch today, but....
7. I should never have put that in an e-mail.
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