US EditionGen-Z Is Twice As Likely to Send Emojis to Senior Managers, Shaping New Office Communication Norms
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Gen-Z Is Twice As Likely to Send Emojis to Senior Managers, Shaping New Office Communication Norms
Emojis are a powerful way to convey emotions without words. However, some believe using them at work is unprofessional. To explore this, Mailsuite surveyed over 2,000 US office workers to understand how emojis are perceived in professional settings and the meanings behind different ones. According to the results of the survey, thumbs up emoji was the most used (54%) by office workers. 56% said that it conveys the emotions of friendliness while 2…
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