fromBuzzFeed3 weeks ago"So Many Of Us Get It Wrong": Email Etiquette Experts Are Begging You To Stop This Rude Email HabitThe rudest thing you can do? Assume everyone is OK with being contacted for help.Relationships
fromPsychology Today1 month agoDos and Don'ts for College Students Seeking Research ExperienceVolunteering in a faculty member's research lab is a beneficial way to learn research methods and can lead to paid positions through demonstrated performance.Higher education
fromHackernoon4 years agoOnline marketing"Hi Dear" Needs to Die: A Rant for Every Inbox That's Had Enough | HackerNoon
fromBusiness Insider3 months agoMedia industryDrafting a work email? Don't make these 7 mistakes, according to an etiquette expert
fromHackernoon4 years agoOnline marketing"Hi Dear" Needs to Die: A Rant for Every Inbox That's Had Enough | HackerNoon
fromBusiness Insider3 months agoMedia industryDrafting a work email? Don't make these 7 mistakes, according to an etiquette expert
Artificial intelligencefromPsychology Today2 months agoWhy Using AI to Write to Friends and Family Is DehumanizingUsing AI for personal emails can dehumanize recipients, fostering disconnection.Subtle distinctions between human and AI writing exist, impacting emotional responses.
fromNew York Post3 months agoIf you do these 2 things in work emails, people will think you're being rude: 'On the war path'I tend to find it slightly rude if someone starts an email with someone's name and comma. For example: 'John, could I get an update on this? Ben,'...Relationships
fromNew York Post3 months agoThis is the most useless phrase to put in an email, expert says: 'It accomplishes nothing'Using 'just checking in' is ineffective in emails and can appear passive-aggressive according to etiquette experts.
fromwww.mercurynews.com4 months agoMiss Manners: Don't they know that work email isn't private?Handle email issues with direct questions about better addresses and encourage personal communication.When being manipulated, kindly inquire about the details without taking on extra responsibility.
fromBuzzFeed4 months ago17 Alternatives To Cursing Somebody Out That Actually Might Make Them Even AngrierCorporate communication often relies on phrases that obscure meaning and create confusion.
