Very! Those you communicate with will be looking at your e-mail in its entirety to determine your overall tone. For example, if you send a terse e-mail and sign-off with “Have a nice day!” then it is clear that you intended to be sarcastic and the recipient will learn a bit about the type of person you are. The point here is that without a doubt your sign-off can portray the overall demeanor behind your e-mail.
Most folks stick with the standard:
Best,
Regards,
Sincerely,
However, your sign-off need not be standard and customary. Nor does your sign-off have to be a word or phrase above your name, like the three examples above, to add to your e-mail’s overall impression. For example:
HTH! (Hope this helps!)
Have a great day!
Thank you so much!
Talk to you soon! (TTYS)
Your sign-off gives you the opportunity to ensure that the sentiment of your e-mail is clear and not open to interpretation or the recipient’s speculation. Always take advantage of, and use this opportunity wisely.
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