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Ten Office Email Etiquette Tips

Jan 19, 2012

Do you ever get a message in your in-box that frustrates, offends or baffles you? Most of us have experienced that many times over. If you find it helpful, feel free to forward this list as a reply to the sender who might not know email etiquette!

DO:

*Proofread your emails for spelling, grammar and punctuation

*Be clear and concise with your message

*Include and respond to the thread, so everyone knows what you’re talking about

*Make sure the tone of the mail is courteous and professional

*Use the subject line so the reader understands the topic being discussed

DON’T:

*Type in ALL CAPS. It’s annoying to some readers and implies shouting

*Abuse the Priority/Urgent (!) symbol. if you use this frequently, no one will take a truly urgent email seriously

*Use fancy fonts. It can appear unprofessional and some fonts are difficult to read

*Forward chain letters. No one wants bad luck or a virus, which are often embedded in chain letters

*Talk in text. The office is no place for LOL, L8R or OMG

 

This is a very short list, so please let us know which tips you would add…

If you have questions about email management or are interested in receiving faxes or voicemail via email, call Teltek today!