Embarrassing work typo - how to handle

[Anonymous]

You already corrected the typo. Nothing else to do. No big deal, it happens. Just move on.

[Anonymous]

I misspelled ask in a department wide email reply. Was nothing I could do but reply individually to the 3 people who asked me what I meant even though it was contextually obvious

[Anonymous]

Meh. Just ignore it.

[Anonymous]

Blame your auto-correct

That said, your autocorrect has a learning feature and defaults to words you frequently use, so….

[Anonymous]

Not a big deal. Definitely do not bring it up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I wrote in the first sentence of my cover letter that I was very interested in their Pubic Affairs position, I still got an interview and eventually the job.

So, is this an example of sock puppeting ?

[Anonymous]

You can edit texts if you have an iPhone.

[Anonymous]

I once meant to ask someone if they got paid but of course it was “did you get laid” instead

[Anonymous]

Tell him it was a Freudian clit.

[Anonymous]

When I was in law school trying to find a job a firm had an event at a tapas bar but I was a yokel with no culture and heard topless bar and politely declined all further events from that firm.

[Anonymous]

Ignore

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I wrote in the first sentence of my cover letter that I was very interested in their Pubic Affairs position, I still got an interview and eventually the job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Blushing emoji

DO NOT do this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:When I was in law school trying to find a job a firm had an event at a tapas bar but I was a yokel with no culture and heard topless bar and politely declined all further events from that firm.

LOL !!!

[Anonymous]

Agree, ignore and move on
I once sent email to my manager with greeting "Hell Larla". I was mortified, but she just laughed and move one. S* happends