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Australians ‘trigger happy’ with work email

Sarah Stokely Lifehacker AU November 27, 2007 9:08 AM

If the results of a new survey are to be believed, Australian workers are trigger happy emailers who are oblivious to online etiquette. Nearly half of the respondents to the Arnold + Bolingbroke survey admitted to accidentally sent a message to the wrong recipient, while 51 per cent sent one that was misunderstood, according to the story in the SMH today. 

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