What can I say in office emails other than "No Worries" and "No Problem"?

[Anonymous]

Are there any other phrases that cover the same territory?

[Anonymous]

My pleasure

[Anonymous]

Of course.

Happy to do it.

[Anonymous]

You're welcome.

[Anonymous]

Certainly

[Anonymous]

I try to turn it into an opportunity to say thank you back to the person.

Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

Thank you for all your hard work on this, for your attention to this issue, for dealing so well with an awkward situation, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My pleasure

Barf. Don't write this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My pleasure

Barf. Don't write this.

Only if they work for Chick Fil A

[Anonymous]

"No worries" and "no problem" are such silly Millennial expressions. How about "Thank you" when it's warranted, and "You're welcome" when it's warranted. People under 35 don't seem to know those expressions, especially the latter. It's useful oftentimes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"No worries" and "no problem" are such silly Millennial expressions. How about "Thank you" when it's warranted, and "You're welcome" when it's warranted. People under 35 don't seem to know those expressions, especially the latter. It's useful oftentimes.

[Anonymous]

Will do.

[Anonymous]

"keep it 100"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"keep it 100"

Uh, definitely not the same meaning.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Will do.

For any situation where "will do" is appropriate, a much better response is "done."

[Anonymous]

"I'm going to do that like it's my job!"