a co-worker sent me this email just like this,what is your take on it?

Question

PROCEDURE DICTATES THAT A PHONE CALL AND E MAIL IS WARRANTED WHEN RELAYING THE NUMBERS...
I RECIEVED AN E MAIL BUT NO PHONE CALL...I TRIED TO CALL YOU FROM 4:30 UNTIL 4:40 BUT GOT NO ANSWER...IN THE FUTURE,A PHONE CALL AS WELL AS AN E MAIL IS GREATLY APPRECIATED.........THANK YOU....HAVE A GOOD EVENING

Answer 1

I'd say, it's fairly obvious this person is very pissed off with you.
Your co-worker needs to learn some email etiquette.
Who is this obnoxious person and why are they so rude?

Possibly they should read the following web site:

http://www.emailreplies.com/

It discusses why email etiquette is necessary, lists email etiquette rules, and explains how to enforce these rules by creating a company email policy.

Rule 10. Do not write in CAPITALS.

IF YOU WRITE IN CAPITALS IT SEEMS AS IF YOU ARE SHOUTING. This can be highly annoying and might trigger an unwanted response in the form of a flame mail. Therefore, try not to send any email text in capitals.

Answer 2

I would say he tried to call you within that 10 minute period but could not get ahold of you. If there was no phone number given in the email he sent, you obviously could not return the call. Otherwise, it sounds like if you don't do the phone number AND email routine, you could possibly get fired.

Answer 3

it would help a sprint if we knew what u . s . and what your age is. often, sending a mass e mail to fellow NEW coworkers isn't an excellent thought. A mass e mail to ask coworkers on your birthday is one subject ( good) yet with the aid of fact e mail would not carry the counsel of voice tone, posture, facial features or emotion ( in spite of emoticons) it particularly is basic for issues to sound too intense, or too joley or too earnest while it particularly is written in an e mail.

Answer 4

That you not only need to email him the numbers but call also??

Answer 5

I think it is an intimidator mail and I would ignore it