All too often I see business onliners type things in e-mail in a way that without a doubt reflects their frustration or aggravation without thought or consideration of the consequences. They display a tone that I know they wouldn't use on the phone or in person. It is so easy to just type out cryptic thoughts and sentences when we feel we are … [Read more...]
In Business E-mails Keep Your Frustrations — and Emotions — in Check
Do You Have Business E-mail Holiday eStress Syndrome?
With three weeks to go, the Holidays are in full swing! With that comes the pressure and stress of all the Holiday issues that hit us every year. Entertaining details, gift buying, business and personal responsibilities colliding, Holiday cards and the list goes on. In my experience, many begin to type e-mails in an abrupt way when they get … [Read more...]
Business E-mail Tone is Critical!
Today, I'll start with a quote to make an important point that all too many do not consider: Remember that the tone of your voice often conveys more accurately what is in your mind than do your words. ~ Napoleon Hill There isn't much Mr. Hill said that I don't agree with. A very wise man was he! When it comes to your e-mails you don't have … [Read more...]
No Sign-Off? Are You Terse or Rude?
Your sign-off gives you the opportunity to wrap-up the tone and intent of your e-mail. Not including a closing may seem abrupt, bossy, demanding or impersonal if you don't sign you name with an appropriate closing. When asking for assistance, always close with a TIA, Thanks!, Appreciate your support! -- something that reflects your sincere … [Read more...]
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