Emojis Can Complicate Workplace Messages Among Co-Workers

Not all emojis are created equal. Even a smiley face can be considered passive aggressive depending on who you're sending it to.

Using Emojis to Connect with Your Team

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Meet the shadowy overlords who approve emojis - Los Angeles Times

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Emojis at Work: Acceptable or Not? - Menlo Partners Staffing

Do you allow the use of Emojis in your Workplace Communication?

Is the smiley face passive aggressive? We asked Gen-Z and

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World Emoji Day: Want to know what different emojis represent? Find out here - The Economic Times

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Emojis at the Workplace: To Use or Not to Use?

Most Passive Aggressive Emoji Meanings - Thrillist

Gen Z's slang and emojis are confusing older colleagues at work - The Washington Post