Email etiquette
A well-written email can make the difference between a successful working relationship or potential confusion, insult or conflict. A well-written email can make the difference between a successful working relationship or potential confusion, insult or conflict. 10 golden rules for sending work emails : 1. Include a clear subject matter: Always include a subject matter that succinctly captures what your email is about. If your email is urgent or requires immediate response, include this in the subject line. 2. Always use an appropriate greeting Salutations are debated or it depends. Many argue that you should always use a formal greeting. This depends on the recipient. If you are writing to a close colleague or your team, an informal ‘Hi’ will likely be sufficient. 3.se shorthand if you know your recipients If you are writing to your own team about a project that you have been discussing, then you can write short, instructive emails with a list of bullet points. 4. Be aware that funny