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E-mail Etiquette

Laughing all the Way to Work

With the increasing use of email as the first choice for business correspondence it opens a whole new world of dos and don'ts for the assistant.Here are Some Good-Sense Email Etiquette Tips: Email Salutations: Although email is less formal than writing a letter it is still polite to open with a greeting. Copyright © 2005 All rights reserved.

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10 E-mail Etiquette Pet Peeves and How to Handle Them

Office Dynamics

The results led to our first “ Email etiquette ” story. I hate it when an email has several people in the To: line with a request for information or action in the body, but no clear assignation of the action to a particular individual. Pet peeve: Important information at the bottom of an email. Who’s supposed to do what?”.

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The E-tiquette of E-mail

Laughing all the Way to Work

Here are Some Good-Sense E-mail Etiquette Tips E-mail Salutations: Although e-mail is less formal than writing a letter it is still polite to open with a greeting. The following information should be included in your message: 1) The start and end dates of your absence. Copyright © 2005 All rights reserved. Jane Watson of J.

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The E-tiquette of E-mail

Professional Assistant Blog

Here are Some Good-Sense E-mail Etiquette Tips E-mail Salutations: Although e-mail is less formal than writing a letter it is still polite to open with a greeting. The following information should be included in your message: The start and end dates of your absence. Copyright © 2005 All rights reserved. Who are you?

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Bioteams Part 1: The Team Leadership Zone

BioTeams

T his article was originally published in July 2005 by Ken Thompson and Robin Good. In a bioteam there are no leaders issuing orders, as everyone is broadcasting relevant bits of information just-in-time to all other team members. Rule 1 – Send out timely information. Introduction.

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Think Like a Child: What We Lose with Age (and How to Get It Back)

Success

A system that explores goes out and looks to find all kinds of information that might be relevant, but you don’t know yet if it’s going to be relevant. Over time, failures dash our self-confidence , etiquette dictates our behavior, and it becomes more difficult for adults to be completely open and honest about what they think.

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