Delete.
Cut. Be ruthless. Your writing will be far better.
It’s never a good idea to send an email while you’re in a meeting.
Delete.
Cut. Be ruthless. Your writing will be far better.
Lawmakers are concerned that EPA senior personnel have been conducting official government business through clandestine means.
Sarcasm requires gestures, facial expressions, word inflections and all sorts of tiny nonverbal cues. Your recipient can’t see or hear any of these things in your email.
The author offers some tips on how to avoid sending an emotionally charged email to a friend or co-worker that you might later regret.
The emails you send at work are like any other professional documents. They reflect your professionalism and competence, and when you send them you lose all control over who sees them and how they’re used and interpreted. So before hitting ‘Send,’ read these email tips.
The courts have been chipping away at employees’ privacy rights, particularly with regard to email on the clock. Some of these issues are being given a second look.
Adding a touch of personality to your e-mail may brighten someone’s day but may also unintentionally irritate or attract unnecessary attention.
Can sending an e-mail message to your friends and colleagues get a federal employee in trouble? Think before hitting the “send” button–the e-mail may come back to haunt you as these federal employees have found.