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To expect a (senior) colleague to say 'please' and/or 'thank-you'?

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fadingfast · 06/10/2017 15:36

For context, I don't report to this colleague. He has asked me to help with something that is strictly speaking beyond my remit but won't take long. I'm happy to help out colleagues, junior or senior when I can and most of them have the courtesy to manage a please/thank you when they email me. I'm honestly not expecting effusive gratitude for everything but this particular manager seems to think he is too important to bother with even basic manners. Or am I expecting too much?

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EvansOvalPies · 07/10/2017 15:37

I wonder if Michael O'Leary is reading this, and thinking "Oh, how I wish I'd treated my staff with less contempt and instead, appreciated them more."

How much longer does it take to type a 'Please' or 'Thank you' in an email (or even for a text msg -- pls/thx - three extra letters).

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