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These problems are multi-faceted and deserve more than a blanket statement that blames dentists, many who absolutely love their hygiene colleagues. 1 out of 3 dental providers leave early due to muscoskeletal injuries COVID amplified the stress level dramatically states like ours are not training enough RDHs to meet the need, a pre-COVID problem, too DSOs are adding strain to a thin labor pool the list goes on. It's not simply 'a lack of appreciation' driving this shortage, which is a singular statement, an 'us vs them' position. However, we've attempted to hire more support and nothing we've tried has even attracted a single applicant. They're appreciated, included in planning, enjoy assistant support, well-paid, and offered many benefits. I've led a busy group practice for years that includes 3 hygienists that have been part of a team that works like a family. If you are still seeing it, please reload your Gmail page.Generalizations are dangerous. 😟 Due to a bug, the MicDrop feature inadvertently caused more headaches than laughs. In a statement, a company representative said: ' Well, it looks like we pranked ourselves this year. Google has pulled the plug, removing the feature from Gmail. And when you consider the sheer scale of Gmail, it's not hard to believe that the feature has caused serious problems for some people.

But even if some are made up, it's pretty clear there's anger over the joke. Of course, considering it is April Fools' Day, it's difficult to verify whether all these stories are true. Words cannot describe how pissed off I am right now. I clicked the wrong button and sent it with the mic drop. I just woke up to a very angry voicemail from her which is how I found out about this 'hilarious' prank.'Īnd The Telegraph found a third angry user who claimed: 'I just sent off an email with my resume to the first person who wanted to interview me in months. My boss took offense to the Mic Drop animation and assumed that I didn't reply to her because I thought her input was petty (hence the Mic Drop). There were corrections that needed to be made on my articles and I never received her replies. I inadvertently sent the email using the 'Mic Drop' send button. I sent my articles to my boss and never heard back from her.

I am a writer and had a deadline to meet. Meanwhile, Allan Pashby wrote: ' Thanks to Mic Drop I just lost my job. I have been interviewing with this company for 3 months now and mistakenly sent the email directly to guess who? The HR! Why would you do that? I so want this job was due to start on Monday!' 'This mic drop is perhaps the most stupid thing you could possibly come up with. One user, Abdus Salam, wrote that he had lost out on a potential job because of the GIF. Here's how the mic-drop GIF can look in a wildly inappropriate email:

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Google's product forums are full of furious users claiming they pressed the button by accident, often on important professional emails. Its placement directly next to the default Reply button - replacing the 'Send and archive' button - meant it was easy to click by accident, especially if a user didn't understand what it was. Or maybe you just nailed it, and there's nothing more to say (bam).' Or those times when someone's seeking group approval, but your opinion is the only one that matters (amirite?). 'Like those heated threads at work, when everyone's wrong except you (obviously). ' Email's great, but sometimes you just wanna hit the eject button,' Google wrote in a tongue-and-cheek blog post explaining its purpose.

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Using it would reply to the email, archive it - and also add a GIF of a 'Despicable Me' minion dropping a mic.

In Gmail, next to the standard 'Reply' button, Google added a 'Mic drop' button. Google has abruptly killed off one of its April Fools' Day 'jokes' after it caused outrage online, with multiple people claiming that it lost them their jobs.

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