Here are 10 great email etiquette tips by Sean Gray: E-mail is a fast and effective tool for communication in business. There is a certain expectation of etiquette that is … Continue reading Email Etiquette – 10 Tips by Sean Gray
With the ever- increasing deluge of email we receive, the greater the possibility that emails will be skimmed or misread also increases. To enhance the impact of your emails, here are four … Continue reading Email tips: Four Ways Make SURE Your Emails are Read
Some people might think that this one’s a bit crazy… Why should I include my email address in my email autosignature? Can’t they just hit reply? Or see the email … Continue reading Email productivity tip: Include your email address in your autosignature
What might you do that can hurt your career prospects at work? This MSN distributed article by Meghan Casserly gives you some great “don’ts!” What about ccing the boss? Calling … Continue reading EMail Habits that Could Cost You at Work – MSN/Forbes article
Way to go Meghan Casserly – alot of great tips on how to NOT email on the job. Here’s the link. And for a quick excerpt, “People do or say … Continue reading Quoted in Forbes! “Ten Emails That Could Cost You Your Job”
Are you an email flipper? Waaaaaa? Wadyamean, flipper? An email flipper is a person who can’t bear just let an email “rest.” In other words, you receive an email, … Continue reading Email Etiquette: Are You an “Email Flipper?”
Hello!!! Just thought I’d share a great New York Times article on the use of exclamation points in email. Definitely overused, yet too many people still overuse them. I love … Continue reading Email Etiquette and the Use of Exclamation Points – NYT Article
Here is your e-mail management tip of the day, during national e-mail week: Use the person’s name. This is not only an e-mail etiquette tip but it is a way … Continue reading National Email Week! Thursday’s Email Management Tip: Use the person’s name
This one is just plain rude. Take a moment and tell me what is in the attachment. One brief sentence will do nicely. What is YOUR Pet e-peeve? We’d love … Continue reading Email Pet Peeve: Attachment and no body
So you see an older message from one of your co-workers or clients with the subject of “Requesting time to meet”, and it reminds you that you agreed to send … Continue reading Email Pet Peeve: Using an old message to start a new topic
Information Overload Awareness Day is fast approaching. Yes. We all struggle with the barrage of information that we receive and is available to us daily. And one of the ever … Continue reading Information Overload Awareness Day: 10 Ways to send 10% Fewer E-mail Messages
