Doesn’t all that go to your calendar?

Don't forget the correlary. Cancelled meetings remain on your calendar and still trigger reminders and alerts until you manually delete it.

There's actually an option in Outlook to prevent that from happening which I definitely use. I want to be able to see the invitation in my inbox, so that I can see when it arrived, when which updates came, etc.

The only problem: that option isn't available AFAIK in the "new" outlook. Goddammit Microsoft.

For anyone genuinely struggling with this: There's a setting in the Outlook options that will keep the invite in your inbox after you accept it.

I don't have access to Outlook anymore so I can't tell you where it is, sorry. It's buried in that awful overwhelming interface somewhere, but hopefully knowing that it exists is a helpful starting point. Good luck.

Edit: Apparently they've removed this option in the "new" Outlook, my condolences if you're using that one.

It's worthwhile knowing that the calendar is just a view of a folder in an Exchange mailbox, and accepting just moves the item into the calendar folder.

The amount of interns/students commenting "its fine/skill issue", shows the demographic of lemmy and how comfortable people are giving stupid opinions about problems they don't have, but are apparently experts on.

To all of you: having the email both in inbox and calendar gives another sorting of the information, which is always a good thing. Some people might prefer removing the emails to "tidy up" inbox, but that shouldn't make it the only option (because those people, other than OCD, probably don't have more than 10 emails / day, with > 50 they would have give up on tidy)

I love how the office homepage is now a portal to whatever their LLM is called. Who needs all their recent files and direct links to the software they use in a single view. What kind of idiot would want that. What a great company.

.... It goes into your calendar?

The amount of people in this thread that have never had more than a couple meetings is shocking. Or meetings a few months out that get hidden by mundane things.

Having your chronologically ordered email tends to be easier to sort through than trying to remember the event name/date from a calendar invite.

As someone who has been in IT support for twenty years. The fact that people aren't slaughtering Microsoft executives for how terrible a product excel is... it's wild to me.

Every accountant uses excel and every single one of them have called us in IT support to demand we restore 2-18 hours of work only to find out we can't restore it because Microsoft excel (and MS word) are two of the single most broken terrible pieces of shit software.

I'm basically a person who has to tell people the hours of work they did is lost because Microsoft are incompetent

I'm tired boss..

Apple lovers, your crap is lost because Apple are so locked down... Well you think it's locked down, Apple products are actually easier to crack it just takes 5 minutes more.

The guy forgot to look at the calendar?

Obligatory

And that's how I ended up moving from software that "knew better than me" and chose for me.

I like how the autogenerated meeting invite does not include any plaintext telling you the meeting date and time

Number one reason I never accept meeting invites (I just decline if I can’t go), totally insane it works that way.

microsoft is a cancer