Quote from: brocka4life on March 09, 2017, 09:52:12 PM
If you're going to be smart in an email, the ultimate comeback is what that is grammatically correct.
I'm all for standing your ground but you should've first owned up to what you dropped the ball on. Then you could have explained the situation a little better. This just came off very defensive.
Thats her opinion that it was no follow up
i asked her what to do with it and she said contact the customer
when i attempted to do that i could not
so its open ended
and i cant close and open ended request like that without it being resolved somehow and the term for it is "Waiting on Customer"
and this is why her email to me and the supervisor is shady because she is using this issue that cant be resolved right now to claim i dont follow up on my orders assigned to me
I simply explained what happened and that i came to her asking whats the next steps and that she needed to be more clear about what to do with this kind of case
and deborah is i the head of the offline group shes the expers supervisor on this stuff and she was lost as well
i dont mind it coming off defensive though cause i was defending myself against this libel