same as above
Thank you
Does anyone know about the "business email format"?
When drafting an email, you should basically pretend you are writing a letter. There are very few differences:
* Know your audience - write to their level.
*Grammer and punctuation are just as important in an email; do NOT use slang or short-hand comments that you would on a chat board.
*Assume that the email will be forwarded to the president of the company (because that will happen at some point, trust me).
*As soon as you hit send, that email is now permanatly attached to you and your career. Do NOT send emails when you are mad. Don't create the harsh email with the intention of deleting it later. Sooner or later it will be sent by accident.
*Use spell check always. When in doubt, draft the email in MS Word or something else that has a more robust grammer/spelling checker.
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