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What is the right thing to do in this situation
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I am an employee who set up a meeting with the client yesterday. during the meeting we had a plan change so I was going to send a follow up email with the next steps, but my boss told me not to (hold off) and to instead send him the notes on the meeting. So I did not send them an email and instead sent my boss notes directly.

So, the next day (today) my boss asked me what the status was about the account and I told him that I sent him the notes directly. Then he informed me that he wanted to write the email and then send it to me and to have me send out the email that he wrote/sent to me. So, he sent me the email and it doesn't look or sound professional at all.. It is rude.

What do I do in this situation? I don't feel comfortable sending out that email under my name, but I also don't want my boss to think that I think I am overriding his decision, or not following an order? What is the best way to go about this?

What is up with these mind games?

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