whether you prefer. We all have to remember that our way is not the only way. Ive received what are your thoughts? / please advise / do you have input/feedback? and all of them seemed appropriate to the situation. I really hate sending those please submit your TPS report by noon, Friday e-mails, but its a part of my job (my least favorite part of my job). That is why I asked the OP if there were more issues at play in this office. Here are some formal options: 'Would you prefer for us to send the file today or tomorrow?' 'Please tell me whether you would like the file sent today or tomorrow.' 'Is it preferable for the file to be sent today or tomorrow?' 'Please contact us in regards to the preferred delivery date of the file. Why do we write it in emails? Bobby: Jane and I spoke, and we had a question about X. FYI, I copied Sue into the conversation as shes working on Y so I wanted to keep her looped in. I totally see how this can be annoying they could at least say please call me at but at my work, for instance, its not always obvious what phone number is best to use to reach a person at a given time. if you wish. Im a conduit for information but dont have all the answers. Its sort of a crowd control thing. It always translated as here is something that did not get done according to someone else, it was on your plate, please advise me on why you did not do it. I invariably had to respond with here is what I did last month, this is when I sent the information, this is when I tried to contact that person and got no response, gosh its oily under this bus. (okay, the last bit was merely implied). Well, this post has made me accept that at any given time Im probably using an email line that makes the recipient want to punch me in the face. I wouldnt ever want to imply that Im telling my boss what to do. My current manager is really fond of the smiley faces in outlook, so I have a rule button that replies to messages with just a smiley face. I would use Please advise where I need a definite answer. The other thing I see it used for in my office is as a handoff when the question or problem thats being asked is my jurisdiction, but someone else is acting as a go-between in my case this is usually a question from a student thats being forwarded to me by their advisor, or something like that. Ive been using it to mean HALP, but it seems that in other places its more like Do the thing already! + Read the full interview, I started to use TextRanch when I began to learn English. ", This a great. Words come into popularity and after a bit they fall into disfavor. If you want something, just pick up the phone and call me. or 2. I stopped that one pretty quickly. Some additional tips: The more time slots you suggest the better. Please let us know if gets his speech back. Top Customer Service We are here to help. Most of the time its more junior staff and they dont realize the annoying-ness. Prioritize Yourself. You need to say, at the end of the sentence, what it is you want both of you do. Some newbie staff members were constantly parking in that spot, which meant one of two things the midnight person had to use one of their breaks to move their car after that staff member left, or if that staff member forgot to move their car, they had to walk 500 metres in the dark to the staff carpark with no cameras at all. We talked about x but you did y, and Im really confused about how that happened. With furrowed brow and head tilt. I always felt like my reaction was unreasonable, but its definitely a strong one! When writing an email to a person to get a time to discuss some thing, what would the correct and polite way of writing among the below two. It sets my teeth on edge. Please advise brought to mind this very accurate post: http://thebillfold.com/2014/06/office-speak-defined/. With no punctuation. Heres an example: 1. Or, I schedule a 15 minute call with a conference line and ask them to phone in. Emails were coming in all day long. For example, assume there is a question about how satisfied you are with your current car. JMO of course. hmm. Usually when a situation has gone pear-shaped and I have no clue what to do next. No. To contact us using our Shipt app: Tap the account icon.Mar 9, 2020 . Then, if you ask me to please advise as to whether I agree with your proposed next steps, I am indeed happy to advise. I also feel it may have something to do with the nature of the relationship you have with the sender it drove me up the wall to receive an email with please advise in it. Agreed. Heres the cluster fudge thats happening. We dont have a parking procedure. I resisted the urge to bang my head on her desk. If I put FYI instead, they know they dont need to reply to me. Yeah, its more please give your overall thoughts or opinions on this matter versus a specific question. More popular! I often use please advise when faxing physicians to clarify a prescription. Ill confess to using please advise in place of certain expletives. In fact, I prefer it much more to someone writing to my boss and asking them and tacking on Sunflower didnt answer my email when I had no clue she needed a response. 2 I am sending a communication to our executive team and will need their thoughts on how to proceed. I agree that using it the opposite way irritates. I would like to give some of that advice to the current staff that I manage. If I have asked a series of questions, I put a final, actionable question at the end. In American English, "prefer" is a little more formal but still common enough to use in everyday speech. But I dont think Ive ever used it on top of an already asked question rather, it IS the question. And of course I understand and noted in my OP that other English speaking nations use slang that is different from ours and sounds perfectly normal to them just as ours sounds annoying. I love seeing bitch eating crackers threaded through the various websites I read :-), Thats totally my thing. I heard sleeps used all the time in the US I think its a weird phrase. Im a little behind. Serve the menfolk first? Ive been trying to figure out what it is about phrases like this that bugs me. On the please advise thing. Because it's a special occasions. My boss does that same thing, but she puts the most random words in all caps, and puts everything on an individual line. I didn't expect that a real editor, not AI, would check my text. What date/time is most suitable/convenient for you? Here you can set your new address email. Cause Im in Scotland, I can occasionally get away with wee reminder instead.I usually go with this is your 2nd reminder or maybe this is a reminder that the deadline for x is _, Coming from some people gentle reminder is scowl-inducing but wee reminder is great :). Say what you mean to say. I think part of what gives it that differing connotation is who is essentially armed in the conversation. The third is forward yet subduednot a bad option, honestly. HOW many for the sales summit in new YORK Copyright 2007 - 2023 Ask A Manager. For normal people that say please advise and then actually follow the advice, this isnt a problem it is only the repeat offenders who say please advise and then do whatever they want anyway that make me grit my teeth when I see an email with this phrase from them. Sometimes on emails its unclear whether its just an FYI or something I need a response on. Yes, just a little reminder at the end of the email that you cant proceed without input. We also have to remind ourselves that people from some cultures require *more* personal space than Americans do! I had an obnoxious passive aggressive manager once who would scold you for some nitpicky infraction and then give you a syrupy Thanks for all you do to send you on your merry way. Thats the thing, though. Because of this, I loathe the phrase please advise and refuse to use it. Did you make a decision already? and it drives me insane. :) and yes, there are a lot of customary informal misspellings there. How should I handle your request? That comes off as way more snarky/passive-agressive than please advise. I prefer to use phrases like thoughts? or can you help me with this? or Id love your opinion on this just because theyre phrases I could deliver aloud, in real life, with a straight face. Another is when I get an email that contains only call me. Like the President will be here presently? Do not leave your belongings at the front desk. = Sentence Notice that I switched the Verb and the Subject in the original question. Doesnt everyone? I do appreciate it when people are willing to take context into account, so sometimes an opener that acknowledges, hey, I know youve been working really hard on X so this might have fallen off the radar is appreciated, but I really do want to get you what you need! I dont mind quickly emailing my boss and saying something like, Laura, did we receive the orders today? But overall, it feels too awkward and informal to not add something after the question, and I think some people who use Please advice are doing so for similar reasons. It feels like a power play. Boss: Theyre all fine, I dont have any real preference. I used to work with someone who always put clear as mud? at the end of emails that were, in fact, quite clear. I require has a very different feel to me from I need I require implies that dang it, I need this and you better give it to me. You have travel plans, either work or non-work related You have a doctor's (or vet, or some other) appointment You have a religious commitment You're attending a conference or industry event You want to attend your child's school event, recital, or game You're dealing with a family matter You're dealing with a health matter You do not become a priority to him by making him your priority. Bold is betterI can understand it for dates, times, conference rooms, key info of that sort. Suggesting A Different Date Neutral phrases "I'm sorry, I won't be able to make it on Monday. It definitely gets results. And finally: you will be intimated, meaning you will be informed. Please let us know your name. T eilen Sie mir bitte auch mit, wel che Zahlungsweis e fr Sie gnstig ist - entweder. Go make a brand new email for your thing and stop derailing others. I made sure I never ever used it in my own emails. I use it fairly frequently, usually in a context like this: We have a situation with the chocolate teapots. I usually can get improvement by coaching them on this. Like the OP says: The addition of please advise feels demanding and bratty and of course redundant. I tend to use it if theres a complicated situation with multiple possible solutions, or if Im really just totally lost. If you wish to keep things light, you may also get rid of the formalities to make your addressee feel at ease. So I only associate this phrase with mistakes and anxiety, plus a little bit of public humiliation thrown in for good measure (this wasnt the greatest office environment!). About half my relatives are from the South, and Ive never heard any of them use this phrase in anything other than a sincere way. Im guessing someone will chime in here and have a problem with kind regards. Love the feedback from the editor. I delete it from their email before responding. Need to go to the loo: Im just off to do the needful. When a new checkout opens up, if they say the first one, theres practically a riot to see who gets there first. It totally fell out of favor in the UK (and never did come over to the US or Canada), but because of timing, it remained a popular phrase in Indian English. Im having a problem with this and Im not sure what to ask for but this is what we need. I like the sentiment; the phrase just seems so grammatically tortured that I wonder how and why its caught on. When I have a good relationship with someone and see please advise, I think nothing of it. I know everyone has pet peeves, but for OP to think that its annoying and childish for using a phrase she doesnt like is a bit over the top. Some people might use this with no intent of being rude. I cant see anything remotely annoying in the phrase though I dont use it myself. Ill email her to call me. Boss: We need to have Horatio sign it. ), and for some reason it hits a wrong button with me when she says it. I agree that benefit of the doubt is important when reading emails just because tone can be hard to convey correctly sometimes, but it seems like an oxymoron to say dont read into tone that isnt there when you have no way to know what the tone is supposed to be aside from what you can grasp by the words the sender used. I generally think thats a fair assessment by the writer, so maybe thats why it rarely annoys me. PLease advise wouldnt set me off if it were in the context of we have looked at XY and Z what is your take? Thats how I use it too. Thats probably my own bias, though. I wouldnt mind that at all. I said yes, we do have a parking procedure. You can use this phrase when speaking to houseguests or new coworkers. Certain phrases set me off too. People with professional degrees should be required to take email etiquette classes, too. ? I hate it when someone comes to me and just says here are three options, which do you want? without providing any of their thoughts on it. So Id let this one go. Just say, "Please let me know when it's done." March 31, 2012. Is it annoying? They make my head hurt and I can hardly get through reading them! For me, Id rather people just ask me the question (assuming Im not on the phone in mid-sentence) rather than ask me if I have time or if Im busy. portraitsbystanda.com. I guess Im being petty at this point but I think there are so many better ways to communicate with people. Your feedback helps us improve our service. Many translated example sentences containing "please let me know" - French-English dictionary and search engine for French translations. If the person who sends you emails with this is in is known for being demanding and bratty, then you have a problem, and it isnt that they say please advise in their emails. It was generally used when copying someones boss to point out said mistake (and maybe even copying ones team members as well). Please let me know vs Please tell me. I totally agree. I can definitely think of specific people who only use please advise in the negative context. I want to know the context of the meeting so I can prepare for it. (not to mention weird sounding) but I feel like Ive at least equally if not much moreso heard it from Americans (online, not aloud). But usually not, and you can always tell from the context whether the person is using it sarcastically or sincerely. Thats exactly how it strikes me. That would make me investigate accordingly and resolve as applicable and reply with details of any action taken. At my first job out of college, please advise was only ever used in emails to point out to someone that they missed a deadline or made a mistake. OP, yes, you are definitely interpreting it differently than it is intended. Thank you. or Hi, just following up if X and Y has been done yet? And please let me know when his lawyer gets here. While this was designed with an African wild dog in mind, it could easily be used for another canine if you use different ears. There's no difference in meaning, but the former is a bit formal and the latter is more common and informal in everyday speech. Give yourself time to think When you receive an offer, it's common to ask for at least one day and up to a week to consider the terms. Me too. Please advise. sleeps is possibly an Aussie thing? For awhile, I used Ten-four! with another manager as kind of a joke to let her know I got a message, but it doesnt really work with everyone. Which option do you prefer? Need to use the refresh button a bit more frequently. We realize that we have likely missed some great companies, so please let us know if we missed you. I use that one when I have a long list of requests for someone. Then the email request gets ignored by everyone thinking someone else will do it until the LW actually points a finger and say, that means YOU, Wakeen. You know, I think everyones got their pet peeves with email. is also grammatically sound but a bit less formal. Im rapidly coming to that conclusion as well. My last supervisor would copy me on everything, and most times the emails didnt have a question directly related to me so I wouldnt respond. More than 150,000 people like you receive our weekly newsletter to master their English skills! portraitsbystanda.com. No errors on these teapots. Man, I cant stand when people use please advise but it is a lot more tolerable if they clearly state in the message specifically what action they want me to take. Do the needful was a British expression for doing whats necessary that was very popular in the latter 19th and early 20th centuries. So I dont always like assuming there are a limited number of solutions. Ugh, I cried once at work and ever since, my manager always sends me gentle reminders whenever I make an error. The phrase that drives me right up the wall is please do the needful. One other thing that occurred to me is that it comes across as robotic or cold in some situations. There was pretty much no correct response you could give. Its not passive aggressive. So I write all my emails in a formal, succinct manner. 7. :). Please let me know when it completed or Please let me know when it complete? Its super formal feeling, but Im told that literally everything else will be misinterpreted by someone. Consider following us @archetype_origins on Instagram for more content, we post on a regular basis. After that I made sure all her emails had double question marks which probably also would drive some people crazy but I didnt care what she thought at that point and hey I got more responses after that. I use something similar. Seems polite, like thanks for reading(? Today more than 1001 people got their English checked. How may I help you? or even Next in line, please., I have fortunately never heard that phrase , but I suspect that somewhere along the way Whos next? got combined with I can take/help the next customer in line (or something similar), Ok, I can see that. But otherwise, I typically use something that apparently many other people find really irritating: Thoughts?. I also love the nonsense poetry of please clarify my doubts. Every once in a while you might still get an erroneous email from one of the approved senders, but then idiots in the batch of 1000 people who got the original email cant hit reply all with a snarky or pointless reply. All afternoon we received hundreds of emails remove me from email list and please do not reply all. Senior c-suite exec was pissed and scheduled everyone who responded to that email for a session on email etiquette. ", Thanks for immediate response, really awesome application. I worked at a hospital with thousands of employees and some erroneous email went out to the entire hospital listserv (I dont even remember the original email), and for DAYS we kept getting emails from people saying Please take me off this email chain! and Please stop hitting reply all! DAYS OF THIS. I find it offensive and passive-aggressive. Please tell us why you are closing your account: Discover why 883,973 users count on TextRanch to get their English corrected! I think in the emails in this discussion the term is almost used out of context due to the monkey see, monkey do concept. How about Friendly reminder? This additional time is also helpful when you have more interviews scheduled with companies that interest you. Now, someone in IT has figured out how to make all emails related to a conversation *poof* from the entire email network when something like this happens, so nobody has the email anymore to reply to all. ****-----------------------THE BASE:This listing is for one *large* toony African wild dog foam base to make your own fursuit or mascot costume. 0. Do you want to build a SNOWMAN?. But dont you need to reply all with a request to be removed from a group email? By continuing to use this website, you agree to our Terms of Service. The only thing worse is the Please advice that I would get from a former coworker (a native English speaker, though you wouldnt know from her messages). I know that at least part of my strong reaction to you need to do X by [date], please and thank you is a result of the person/task combination that used it the most frequently in my last job. This is the kind of comparison Im thinking of. From the Cambridge English Corpus Did you get the memo? Tuesday, 1/25: 2pm - 4pm EST. This is now off of my plate until I hear from you (tagyoure it). ", Human who is reviewing my question not automated machine. If you want a man to treat you like a priority, you have got to prioritize yourself. Example: Just checking in to see if theres anything else you need from me so you can complete the [thing you havent sent back to me].. (I wont get into the aggravating colleague who copies the boss on EVERY (sorry for the shouty capitals) email exchange between us, which is another reason why my emails resemble business letters I look more professional than she. If we choose "not applicable", it means we don't own a car which can be important information for the . The curse of e-mail is that its often so hard to communicate empathy succinctly anyway. I dont like please advise either, but there are so many other awful things people do either inadvertently or deliberately (passive aggression is the worst) I feel like I have to pick battles. English (US) "please let me know a time that is convenient for you" or "please let me know what time is convenient for you" sounds more natural, but yes, this is polite. Do they tend to throw you under the bus? 2. 1) Using the royal we when clearly asking for a specific person in the group to help. 3. They could respond to leave the rx as written, or change it to something else, or not understand what the problem is, or not understand why Im faxing (so I try to make my faxes very well organized and clear). Me too! let me know if you didn't or let me know if you don't? 1. She did not last very long in that job anyway. Its alarming how much I see that and I dont even receive emails nor work in an office. It seems ok to me, and I havent seen it on anyones Grrr list ever. I dislike the gentle reminder it feels patronizing to me. A recent fad in my workplace is kindly requesting things. The sender writes anyway and says I need to put in the order for either blue and green enamel for next months collector teapot and Jane told me she didnt know. I dont mean to be condescending or snarky at all, I thought I was being deferentially polite. They have bolded passages, underlined passages, bolded AND underlined passages, and lines in all caps. Okay. No need to be weirdly deferential. Im in grad school now and definitely retain the as brief as possible email ethos which some of my fellow students really do not, and I wonder if it comes off as abrupt (and Ive always been on the more prolix side of email writing, too!). Friday, 1/28: 10am - 12pm EST; 2pm - 4pm EST. When you ask the question, it gives people a chance to decide if they want to know more, or not. It can be At my job only see it used where the person isnt at their regular desk. So now I have a bit of a visceral reaction to that one. similar ( 8 ) Let me know your thoughts and advice below. 3. Please let me know your thoughts is the only one I have left that appears to be a safe bet. estimated time: 30 minutes,directly in your inbox. Idk, it just seems like the nicest default sign-off. I think this is completely context dependent and I think it *can* be really passive aggressive. Theyve usually established themselves as ineffective and rude, and in those cases, nothing they say will be not-annoying :), Yes! Please advise. (if you wanted instant notification you could have sent it yourself!) I might IM and say, Do you have time for a quick call? If the other person says, Yes, then I call THEM. Most of the email is explaining the situation, then please advise.. Its all about being able to read the culture of your workplace. PLEASE DONT REPLY ALL!!!. . I often use it with my boss or MOR to get their advice i.e. That makes sense to me. Please advise. The servers youve asked me to scan dont exist. -All commissions are posted to my socials and my portfolio - if you would prefer it not to be, you must mention this before I submit the artwork to you. After some research, I have found that A and B are mutually exclusive and will cancel each other out if theyre implemented together. should you wish. I dont mind it. A complete search of the internet has found these results: Please let me know which one you preferis the most popular phrase on the web. Im more likely to say, Please let me know your thoughts.. I usually say please advise when I am not sure what question I am asking. I use please review and advise quite frequently, but for two types of situations: 1 I need direction from my boss It has become something that is passed on from one new person to another. Even when theyre like, Ive been working in an administrative role for the past two years and have found your blog very helpful. Thats what I use it for too! 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