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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. It is minor things really, and yes she is in a more senior role. Example: "Debbie, I am still receiving the alert, did you change the alert in the system?" "Yes, I changed it but there is an error in the system so it did not save the change. I spoke with Todd and he confirmed this issue." " Let me ask this again - did you change the alert in the system?" "Yes, there is an error and it did not save the change"... What more can I say? I would say I explained it clearly. Possibly she is trying to get a rise out of me? I have always replied with detailed information.. As detailed as possible. [/quote] Maybe try responding with less detailed information. In this example, "I was not able to change the alert due to a system error." You did not actually change the alert. Is Todd working on fixing the issue? If so, "Todd is working on resolving this." If not, "Please ignore future alerts as we have not been able to correct the error."[/quote]
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