An employee in China was fired for replying to her boss with on OK emoji, prompting the question of whether emoticons make for appropriate work-speak.

<p>An employee in China was fired for replying to her boss with on OK emoji, prompting the question of whether emoticons make for appropriate work-speak.</p>

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