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Writing an email is an important communication skill nowadays. That’s why we want to follow the appropriate email etiquette. So what is email etiquette, why is it important, and how...
Beginning your email with the right greeting is essential for making a positive first impression. Similarly, ending it properly ensures you leave the conversation on a positive note. In this...
When writing an email to your boss or someone you haven’t met, like a potential client, make sure it comes across as friendly and professional. In this article, we’ll walk...
On an average day, a worker tends to send about 40 emails, adding up to roughly 200 emails a week. Sadly, many of these emails are often greeted with silence...
Have you hired new colleagues? You must have high expectations for them. However, before putting them into a challenging situation, it’s essential to introduce them to their new colleagues. You...
Managing your email inbox can be challenging, with messages piling up and making it difficult to locate specific conversations and stay on top of important topics. This is especially true...
Back in the day, people really cared about good manners. But these days, it feels like some of us have lost track of these good habits. Let’s start remembering them,...
Did you know that making a great first impression takes only 7 seconds when you meet someone? Hence, it’s important to start on the right note. What about emails? The...
The “reply all” feature in emails often leads to cringe-worthy moments. Accidentally clicking this option instead of “reply” can create awkward situations. In this article, we aim to assist you...
Email etiquette includes a variety of important rules that one should master in order to communicate efficiently via email. One such rule involves communicating appropriately with a group of individuals...
While email is already decades old, its roots are even more profound and go back to when all communication was done using paper. The best example of this is the...