Microsoft 365, Your Sending The Wrong Message
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Microsoft 365, Your Sending The Wrong Message
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#2It depends.
I work at home so I find that working out of the "office" helps clear my head.
I take a tablet to the gym so I can read O'Reilly books and technical documentation while I work out. It gives me a chance to think reflectively about what I do without spending more time in the chair.
Re: Microsoft 365, Your Sending The Wrong Message
#3I thought this was a joke re the headline. But no. The author of the blog post, who also considers herself a writer, is the one sending the wrong message.
I don't understand why people get YOUR and YOU'RE confused. And I mean that as a serious puzzle: the two do sound alike, obviously, but they are not identical. And the apostrophe (which replaces the 'a') is a dead giveaway as to which one to use when.