Yesterday at work, I sent an e-mail to one of our regulators at the water board asking for an extension to a well installation report that is due in December.
Today my project manager asked me to call the regulator to make sure he had received my e-mail.
He wasn't in.
So I left a voice mail asking that he call me to let me know if he received my e-mail.
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Now I wonder if I should send an e-mail to make sure he listens to his voice mail and gets my message asking him to call me and let me know if he got my e-mail asking for an extension.
I think my program manager needs to grow pointy hair.
1 comment:
Email is always better when it comes to dealing with government entities. It leaves a paper trail, where as the voice mail is lost in that subtext/footnote of the 5th level of hell or nth space, can't remember which.
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