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  Gen Z is changing up boring corporate emails by adding their humor  YPulse told you the workplace trends Gen Z is fueling this year, from open mental health discussions to “workleisure,” this gen is set on creating more comfortable environments. Now, thanks to TikTok, they’re embracing silly email sign offs that are replacing stale phrases like, “Sincerely,” “Best,” and “Let me know what you think” with phrases like “Lukewarm regards,” “alright alright alright,” and “another day, another slay.”   In a TikTok (with over 17.4M views) by Chicago-based athleisure company Fox & Robin, the 29-year-old Millennial founder writes, “POV: you start a new company and you only hire Gen Z.” He captions the video, “It’s a Gen Z world, I’m just their [M]illennial boss,” and shares some of the gen’s hilarious email sign offs like, “Let me know if you have any questions! Or don’t,” “you’re the best boss ever (lol jk),” and “Talk soon loser.” Phrases like “hasta la pasta” give employees a sense of personality and...

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