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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] What is she really asking in this example? Does she want to know if the alert is a valid alert or a mistake? Seems like both of you have a problem communicating though because your response says two different things--you changed it but it's not changed. [/quote]
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