261 Comments


joono
I used emotes in an email to investors
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izeyash
I usually wait until the person I'm chatting with uses smileys too, then I chime in. The friendly ":)" can go a long way of conveying the right intent
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how_rude_
This response is uncalled for, but I also think smileys do not belong in formal conversations. Its not only about professionalism, but also about class. E.g. you do not wear slippers to the casino.
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roughnegg
making mountains out of molehills
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patikapkin
It depends on the company and what are you trying to do, i think.
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savagesensei7
No no, it's emoji that aren't professional
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funkytownn
This is just being an asshoe.
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registeredloser

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tuticapo1337
I work as a tech recruiter and i LITERALLY have my grey parrot on the 1º interviews with candidates (or jobs for me =) )
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funny? Don't see anything funny here. Ah people don't know when it's appropriate and when it's inappropriate to send an emoticon. Yes, these are called emoticons, not smiley faces or something other.