Don’t Trust Online Strangers Who Act Like “Friends”
In general, folks are too trusting. When online, you should be the polar opposite. Don’t trust anyone or any website until you can verify that…
Email Etiquette Blog
In general, folks are too trusting. When online, you should be the polar opposite. Don’t trust anyone or any website until you can verify that…
Good customers communicate with courtesy and clarity in their email communications. When you send questions by email or through a website’s contact form, that is…
A study reflected that over 50% of businesses still do not offer email etiquette training. As a result, many employees, customer service reps, and business…
Are you tardy in your responses to incoming personal email? Do you respond to some right away and others later — if at all? If you answered yes to that last question, then you’ve confirmed what those on the other side assume. Some folks have your attention and priority more than others.
Forwarding of any content without the original author/creator/emailer/IMer’s explicit permission is not proper, nor is it legal.
You are what you type; you are the words you choose to use. Know that what you type will be taken at it’s face value by the other side — that they will take you at your word(s).
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