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Will You Add? - E-mail Week is June 13-19: Let's Review Proper E-mail Etiquette
Use your time for problems that are truly important.Hard as it may be to walk away once you’re aware of it, just because a problem is there doesn’t mean you have to solve it. Ask yourself and your colleagues, “What will happen if we don’t solve this problem?” If the answer is, “not much,” then turn your attention to something more important. If you don’t know what will ha
Use the Spell Checker
Misspelled words are a turn-off to most professionals. The spell checker is a useful tool to avoid embarrassing yourself in front of
Going shopping or are you being shopped, that is the question? But that may be the case if you fall into prize scams in exchange for your valuable personal information, such as your name, address, email address, and phone number. If you do fall prey to this type of marketing, expect to see your mailbox fill to the brim in the coming months after the promotion.Have you ever reg
No Rude Yelling
Nobody likes to be yelled at, especially current or potential clients. Using all CAPS in your e-mail is like yelling. When emphasis is needed on a certain word using all caps is acceptable. Using the excuse that you cannot navigate the shift key is not acceptable. Get your secretary, you sister, or a trusted friend to write e-mails for you instead of taking the risk and running off good customers because you yelled at them for no reason. Also, remember to place first letter caps on the first word in the sentence.
Use the Spell Checker
Misspelled words are a turn-off to most professionals. The spell checker is a useful tool to avoid embarrassing yourself in front of
Control panels are used to identify switches and controls on equipment. May cover membrane switches, and have holes for switches or screws, clear areas for indicator lights, etc. Usually printed on Lexan pr Lexsaver. Because control panels are often subject to physical contact - whether due to use of membrane switches, or due to proximity to connectors and control knobs--the most durab
No Rude Yelling
Nobody likes to be yelled at, especially current or potential clients. Using all CAPS in your e-mail is like yelling. When emphasis is needed on a certain word using all caps is acceptable. Using the excuse that you cannot navigate the shift key is not acceptable. Get your secretary, you sister, or a trusted friend to write e-mails for you instead of taking the risk and running off good customers because you yelled at them for no reason. Also, remember to place first letter caps on the first word in the sentence.
Use the Spell Checker
Misspelled words are a turn-off to most professionals. The spell checker is a useful tool to avoid embarrassing yourself in front of
Workers are human beings. That may seem obvious to you, but because of that simple fact, we've got decades of behavioral science research that can help us understand what they want. Here are ten things that workers want from you.They want to know what you expect. If they don't know, they'll either guess or decide not to act until they know. Neither of those is a choice you wan
No Rude Yelling
Nobody likes to be yelled at, especially current or potential clients. Using all CAPS in your e-mail is like yelling. When emphasis is needed on a certain word using all caps is acceptable. Using the excuse that you cannot navigate the shift key is not acceptable. Get your secretary, you sister, or a trusted friend to write e-mails for you instead of taking the risk and running off good customers because you yelled at them for no reason. Also, remember to place first letter caps on the first word in the sentence.
Use the Spell Checker
Misspelled words are a turn-off to most professionals. The spell checker is a useful tool to avoid embarrassing yourself in front of
There are a number of terms used in identifying the different areas of managerial process. These include leading, executing, supervising, ordering and guiding. But at the heart of the managerial process is the managerial function of directing since it is involved with initiating action. This function of management will put into effect the decisions, plans and programs that have prev
Use the Spell Checker
Misspelled words are a turn-off to most professionals. The spell checker is a useful tool to avoid embarrassing yourself in front of
Just like a financial planning client fears not having enough money for retirement, reporters fear getting their facts wrong in print.Inaccuracy isn't tolerated in newspapers or magazines. Look at the outcry after Mitch Albom, bestselling author of Tuesdays with Morrie and The Five People You Meet in Heaven, mis-stated the location of an interview subject in an art
Use the Spell Checker
Misspelled words are a turn-off to most professionals. The spell checker is a useful tool to avoid embarrassing yourself in front of everyone. There are times, however, when the spell checker must be double checked because the word you used may be spelled correctly but is used inappropriately. This is where proofreading comes in. Go over your e-mail after you have written it. Read it out loud to catch any mistakes. It is a good idea to write your e-mail in a word processing document before sending it off though your e-mail system.
Watch Your Voice
It’s easy to write like you talk, but it’s not always advisable. Active voice or passive voice? The difference is profound. When writing, use the active voice. In other words, the noun is acting and in not being acted upon.
Punctual Punctuation
Punctuation is often overlooked in e-mail messages. Periods, commas, semi-colons, etc. are misused or misplaced in sentences making the whole paragraph awkward. Your thought will come across better when the punctuation is correct.
Spaces Not Indentions
It is easier to read e-mail when a one line space is bet
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