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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]"noted" user here. Its a simple way of replying to make it clear that I got and understood your email.  Nothing more is meant.  No different than "Thanks!" or "Got it!"[/quote]

So if friend emails or texts you hey want to go out for drinks you responded “noted”
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Do you not understand the difference between a question that requires an answer or a statement of fact that you want to acknowledge?

How do these people even get jobs ugh. [/quote]

I asked if attending baseball game and got “noted” they are playing a game. [/quote]

No, that's not what you told us earlier. You said,

"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."

That's not asking whether they will attend. That's providing info. That gets an acknowledgement at most, not an RSVP. I'm guessing you're a pain to work for. [/quote]

HR at my company is passive aggressive. They do events they want everyone to go. But they claim to be “employer of choice” so don’t want to force people to go. But to be honest they are amazing events. And HR are judged on their own review how many people came to an event and how well received.

But the “noted” left me knowing nothing and did not allow me any follow up. The reality the CEO, CFO, COO, CRO, VP HR all going with spouses and kids and it would be great opportunity for their career. Noted is a rude arrogant short response meaning I don’t give a crap and don’t bother me again on this topic

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Wow. You're a piece of work. You didn't ask a question, yet you're upset the employee didn't read your mind. Immediately assuming someone is rude and arrogant for acknowledging receipt of a message that didn't ask a question tells us a lot about you. [/quote]

Only people in career using “noted” in past were people on PIPs or about ti be on PIPs. I rather no response. [/quote]

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