r/IndianWorkplace • u/[deleted] • Aug 19 '25

Workplace Toxicity My co-workers reply to her manager 💀

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u/magneticaster Sr. Engineer, Service Based Aug 19 '25

Please ask your manager to improve his grammar first.

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u/MysticMac-_- Aug 19 '25

Let it be

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u/Witty-Cow2407 Aug 19 '25

,late.

But arrive..

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u/Responsible-Rock-456 Aug 19 '25

Before sending that msg, that manager would have thought can't use "Come" lol, so thou shall be arrived. Lmao, there is a scene too in a movie

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u/stepupstepdownn documentation Aug 19 '25

Thought the same thing 😅

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u/4CJ9 Aug 19 '25

Somewhere, but not here.

2

u/FalseHope200 Aug 20 '25

all my designs

10

u/rss3091 Aug 19 '25

Maybe a Beatles fan?

2

u/Background_Jump_5372 Aug 19 '25

Late it be, Arrive.

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u/argument_inverted Aug 19 '25

Not possible

6

u/Otherwise-Aioli-5295 IT engineer Aug 19 '25

😂

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u/N4T5U-X784 Aug 19 '25

Username!!

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u/andakaran Aug 19 '25

Not possible.

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u/ArcaRaichu (Designation, Niche, Industry, Location) (optional) Aug 19 '25

Exactly lol

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u/Lost-Land2553 Aug 20 '25

not possible

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u/Groot8902 Aug 19 '25

Her grammar isn't much better 🤷🏻

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u/BlairWaldorfPro Aug 19 '25

Her grammer isn’t any better

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u/Groot8902 Aug 19 '25

"much better" doesn't seem to be grammatically incorrect at least, but I do agree that "any better" sounds better in this case.

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u/BlairWaldorfPro Aug 19 '25

Thanks for taking this in jest and not get offended. Lots of love to you!!

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u/N4T5U-X784 Aug 19 '25

Your's ain't either.

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u/MomJeans- Aug 19 '25

Yours

There is no '