interoffice memo

And when the interoffice memo went around again last fall, he was ready.

At many companies, the interoffice memo has learned to talk.

Stone looked at the paper, an interoffice memo, and shook his head.

There, among the packages and interoffice memos, was a note.

"Their reasons were twofold," he said, reading from an interoffice memo.

There is no guarantee that your next interoffice memo will be a best-seller.

The Internet started as a tool for research into computer networks, and e-mail was its counterpart to the interoffice memo.

"It's the freakiest bunch of interoffice memos I ever set eyes on.

One day in the fall of 1987, an interoffice memo arrived announcing the coming season for the Winthrop basketball team.

Centered on her green blotter was an interoffice memo.

For example, an employee writes an interoffice memo or e-mail that contains damaging information about the company.

"I find they make excellent interoffice memos."

Steve apparently had a direct line to Europe, and passed notes between countries the way I might dash off an interoffice memo.

Lots of rough drafts, repetitive stuff, and interoffice memos."

In one instance he insisted that interoffice memos not exceed one page in length.

She read them over, listened to the interoffice memo from Peabody clearing the follow-ups, then scanned her voice and email.

I turned on my computer, entered my password, and read my e-mail, which was mostly interoffice memos.

And as with any magazine, the paper trail of interoffice memos that survives tends to deal with editorial messes.

After I'd got my mail and the overnight accumulation of interoffice memos, Hester intelligently disappeared for a while.

Then, of course, the faculty member is, taken to lunch, written about in an interoffice memo and reporte& upon in the faculty journal.

Trade ads, which cost several thousand dollars to place, serve a function in Hollywood that is part interoffice memo, part town-square bulletin board.

Soon he had a stack of unopened mail, one of interoffice memos, and another of miscellaneous documents.

After a time, he picked up a small interoffice memo, said, "An American diplomatic mission has logged a flight plan into Moscow."

There's some interplay between claims and underwriting, interoffice memos back and forth, and this is where the paper trail breaks down.

Rather, city civics appears to be becoming more ethereal when a talk-radio suggestion broadcast by the Mayor may have more power than an interoffice memo.