If you want to sound more professional and assertive in emails, below are phrases that Sawhney swears by: “How are you?" — It ...

Email is a part of our everyday lives and it’s been on the technological scene since 1965 when the first electronic message was created at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. But it’s American ...

One of the first lessons that any person learns — or gets taught — is the importance of effective communication. And as one settles into their professional life, emails become the primary pipeline of ...

In today’s evolving digital world, email remains a crucial tool for communication in both professional and personal settings. Mastering proper email etiquette is essential to ensuring clear, ...

To address time-sensitive issues by email, try starting with a subject of "Sales Report -- Time Sensitive Response Requested" or "Business Review Meeting -- Response Requested by 10/24/16." This is a ...

Can you imagine a time when we didn’t have emails? I remember when my late father, who was an electrical engineer for Westinghouse, first got email and his administrative assistant would print out all ...

Have you ever accidentally hit “reply all” for an email intended for one person? After pressing send, there’s that moment of panic — “Did I or didn’t I?” — and the sinking feeling when you realize you ...

It's been more than two days since The New York Times's Nick Bilton typed his tirade on digital etiquette, effectively declaring the end of nice when it comes to voicemails and emails and more, and ...

Email is an essential part of GSLL business, and prompt responses contribute to efficient departmental operations and a collegial environment for everyone, especially staff. The Executive Committee ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Do you check your BlackBerry during work meetings? Do you do it furtively under the table, while your colleagues are distracted by a presentation? Do you leave it in front ...

Are there a different set of rules for replying to email from your pda or smartphone? Microsoft says yes. Here’s the lowdown on Wireless Email Etiquette from Microsoft.com. Here’s a summary of the ...