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I also told them how the thumbs up emoji is often interpreted as passive aggressive, and that the only time I’d use the laughing-crying (“face with tears of joy”) emoji is under duress.

According to Adobe’s most recent U.S. Emoji Trend Report, 70% of U.S. emoji users include emojis in their work communications, because they “make team decision-making more efficient and help ...

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I also told them how the thumbs up emoji is often interpreted as passive aggressive, and that the only time I’d use the laughing-crying (“face with tears of joy”) emoji is under duress. Despite ...