(This is not a Frozen Pea Friday post.)
I am involved in several different social networks - some under my "Ontario Emperor" (a/k/a "Ontario EmPEAror") name, and some under my real name. This story involves one of the latter.
A few days ago, someone at Oracle requested some semi-technical information about the product that I manage. So I've been gathering up the information, asking people to check it for accuracy, etc., etc.
This morning, I got the following message from the original requester:
I just got a Plaxo reminder that your b-day is right around the corner.
Happy B-Day! Mine was on [deleted] and had a good time with the family and friends.
So I sent the following message back:
Happy belated birthday!
I guess this isn't exactly a birthday present, but here are the slides that you requested that discuss [deleted].
Certainly this type of mixed interaction is nothing new, but some of the newer technologies make it that much easier to add a personal touch to business communications.
Thrown for a (school) loop
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