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RE: Compliments are "complimentary": That means free...

in #life7 years ago

Yes, indeed. I find it very satisfying to acknowledge a job well done, in that it costs me nothing but can brighten the person's day considerably (I assume, just going by how much I appreciate genuine recognition of unacknowledged hard work). Sometimes I have to repeat the acknowledgement as they didn't get it the first time, as you note, after looking closely to see if they got it or not -- it's usually obvious when it has got through (assuming the acknowledgement/recognition is genuine and not trivial).

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assuming the acknowledgement/recognition is genuine and not trivial

You've captured the essence of compliments here. They should be relevant, appropriate and of course, genuine as you say. Thanks for commenting on my post and adding your perspective @yawnguy.