I have an interview with my current company, for a different position. I've applied for 3, should I ...

@iamnikki Don't be silly, I obviously misunderstood what you meant. Things do get misconstrued in writing sometimes but if you're going to be snippy about it there's not going to be much of a conversation.

I reiterate what I said: They'll probably know about it already but will expect an answer from you one way or the other if they do offer you the job. So it's best to be upfront, in my opinion, but that's entirely up to you.

@Zoranna I'm not being snippy nor silly. You seemed to be getting snippy with the hands-up emoji, which adds clarity to ones tone.
I don't need you to reiterate. I understood the first time. Thanks 👋

@iamnikki The hands-up emoji simply implied, to me, "I don't know". I was only trying to give you my help and opinion with the situation but no worries, you're obviously not prepared to take any advice.
You're coming across as very intolerant, judgemental, never mind condescending, and now rude so it's [b]MY[/b] pleasure you waved goodbye! I don't need this. You're obviously of the type that doesn't like an opinion if it's not what you want to hear. Grow up. 🙄

@iamnikki Then you really got to make your mind up about what job you really want otherwise this woman will think you are just a time waster.

@SW-User I know which one I want. Should I tell her that is my question..

[@Only if she asks