"Shoot me an e-mail"
"Shoot me an e-mail" means to send someone an email, with no particular urgency implied beyond the casual phrasing.
Say this instead: email me
How "Shoot me an e-mail" shows up at work
Popular among people who want to sound approachable. It adds a cowboy informality to a request that a simple "email me" would cover with two fewer words.
Buzzword
If you have questions after the call, just shoot me an e-mail.
Plain English
If you have questions after the call, just email me.
Corporate Rank: Associate · Category: Everyday Office Jargon
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