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Written by: Judith | Last Updated: June 26, 2020
Originally Published: August 8, 2019
Tagged With: formality, misunderstandings, perceptions

Should You Use Emojis in Business Email?

Is there a place for emojis in business emails? Recently I have received several email requests for further clarification. Much of this is due to many companies increasingly using emojis in their mailings. … [Read more...]

Written by: Judith | Last Updated: July 18, 2019
Originally Published: July 18, 2019
Tagged With: expectations, misunderstandings, perceptions

Jumping to Conclusions = Poor Impression

It happens every day... Business onliners think they know what someone means based on how they choose to interpret the words in an email. They jump to a conclusion, many times incorrectly. That then leads to … [Read more...]

Written by: Judith | Last Updated: January 23, 2020
Originally Published: July 11, 2019
Tagged With: expectations, misunderstandings

Professionals Do Not Forward Emails Without Comment

Do you receive business emails that are forwarded without any comment from the Sender? When this happens it typically leads to more questions having to be asked. Do I take action? Do you have a question? Is … [Read more...]

Written by: Judith | Last Updated: January 23, 2020
Originally Published: April 11, 2019
Tagged With: email tone, misunderstandings

Business Email Excuse: “That’s Not What I Meant?”

I had an experience this week that I made note to share with you. After the communication in question, and based on emails from my readers, I know that many of you have been in the same situation. Here's What … [Read more...]

Written by: Judith | Last Updated: January 23, 2020
Originally Published: March 14, 2019
Tagged With: best practices, misunderstandings

No Place for Profanity in Business Emails

Common sense dictates that not using profanity and terms that may be seen as possibly offensive is wise. Even more so in today's online environment. You have to be extremely careful that you do not use terms that … [Read more...]

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Should You Use Emojis in Business Email?

Jumping to Conclusions = Poor Impression

Professionals Do Not Forward Emails Without Comment

Business Email Excuse: “That’s Not What I Meant?”

No Place for Profanity in Business Emails

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