re: Email signatures

It's corny af...but if it's your personal email address, then do you...

But putting that shite in your work email signature block would be just plain unprofessional imo...

We don't do it...

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I think it was fr33

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I think it looks more like TulaneLSU.

I will take any historical quotes as long as their are no preferred pronouns.

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I roll my eyes whenever I see an inspirational quote on somebodies email.

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Better than pronouns

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Please consider the environment before printing this email.

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But fly across the country for conferences and blow through plastic water bottles and plastic everything else.

Love when clients do it because it tells so much about them. Now, for me and my team; contact info with no cell number and if you’re comfortable, a photo but that’s it.

You’re work email represents your company not yourself so if the organization you represent allows and supports you to represent yourself before then, I’m happy to let you do it but you e already started one step behind.

The first rule of negotiating is don’t talk first. In business, too much is a negotiation so why talk when you don’t need to?

My employer creates and mandates our email signature. I don’t care about having one but I do like the fact that no individuality is permitted. Kinda shocking since this is a CA based company with the requisite fruits and nuts in the upper levels.

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Guy I used to work with had the quote from Blood Meridian.

"Whatever in creation exists without my knowledge exists without my consent."

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he sounds like a loser lol

The Judge is a supernatural badass so it resonates coming from him, but it hits a little different coming from Bill over in accounts payable

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I fully against anyone who puts anything other than necessary contact info in their signature.

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You should add that as your e-mail signature.

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if you don't have your pronouns in your sig I won't even respond

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Our company encourages their use, but I'd say maybe 30% of people have them in their sig. But, wait for this, I had to get IT involved in an issue I was having last week and the She/Her that was helping me also has Queen after She/Her.

Be who you want, I dont give a frick as long as you do your job, but Im not calling you queen.

Now that I think about it, as a white guy, can I call her queen? I honestly dont know the rules for that one.