Cc Attack

What is Cc Attack?


1.

The passive aggressive practice of sending an e-mail showing the target recipient (usually of lower status in the hierarchy) how foolish they are and then using the cc line to include as many people as possible (who have previously not been involved in the e-mail conversation) to further the humiliation as widely as possible. Commonly used in the business world.

A Microsoft Outlook CC Attack.

From: Your Boss

To: Joe Loser

Cc: Vice President, Coffee Club Distribution List, Your Co-Workers

Subject: Heck of a Job

Hey Joe,

Just wanted to let you know that you did a heck of a job ordering supplies. Now we are without paperclips *and* paper. Let’s set up a meeting to discuss priorities.

See cc, passive agressive, e-mail, mail, boss, humiliation, office, supplies

2.

The passive aggressive practice of sending an e-mail showing the target recipient (usually of lower status in the hierarchy) how foolish they are and then using the cc line to include as many people as possible (who have previously not been involved in the e-mail conversation) to further the humiliation as widely as possible. Commonly used in the business world.

A Microsoft Outlook CC Attack:

From: Your Boss

To: Joe Loser

Cc: Vice President, Coffee Club Distribution List, Your Co-Workers

Subject: Heck of a Job

Hey Joe,

Just wanted to let you know that you did a heck of a job ordering supplies. Now we are without paperclips *and* paper. Let’s set up a meeting to discuss priorities.

See carbon copy, carbon, cc, passive agressive, heck of a job, e-mail, humiliation, office, employee, boss, target


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