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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Personally it drives me nuts. We have a summer family outing at work next month. My company is taking us to a Nats game. Free tickets, food and drink. HR put a lot of work into it. It is “voluntary to go”

I remind a new staff member about event, how great it is and of course everyone attending can leave early or WFH if bringing spouse or kids so they can drive together.

I get “noted”

I had to send email to a staff member about working excess remote days and remind he only has permission to WFH on Wed. I got “noted”

It is like responding maybe to a party invite. Not helpful at all. 
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No. It means "I got your message and I understand what you are saying." That's all. What did you want the person to do? Grovel at your feet?

I sometimes respond with "confirmed" just to let the sender know I received the message if the contents required action on my end, so the sender knows it's going to be done.

Why do you clearly take this so personally? [/quote]

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