Work messages are sent when an employee has a question about their work. This could range from seeking clarification on an assignment to inquiring about company policy. Such messages aim to maintain open lines of communication between employees and their managers.

Polite disagreement messages are sent when a sender wishes to express disagreement in a respectful manner.

By thanking the person for sharing your content through a personal message or a public acknowledgement on social media, you demonstrate your appreciation and encourage ongoing support and engagement.

Replies to "It was like this before" include suggestions that the person doesn't want to help or thinks change is impossible, but also encouragement to try to make a difference and join the team in making changes.

Sending a message remarking the urgency of a specific action, such as voting, can serve as a powerful tool to raise awareness, inspire action, and ultimately contribute to a more engaged and informed society.

By sending a reply to a conflict apology, you have the chance to initiate a meaningful conversation that can help mend any strained relationships and lead to a positive outcome for everyone involved.

Scheduling meeting messages are typically sent when trying to set up a time to meet with someone. This could be for a business meeting, a coffee date, or anything in between.

In general, it is best to share great content with someone when you think they will appreciate it and find it valuable.