Nearly one-fourth of employees say they now use AI daily for creating workplace emails, according to recent research from ZeroBounce. The report was based on data from a survey of 750 employees and ...

We can’t control when others might write these kinds of emails, but we can control whether we write them. In our email training, we advise business people to follow the “You Idiot!” Rule. If you read ...

Researchers found rude emails at work can lead to significant distress for employees. The researchers say that "active" email rudeness is overloaded with strong negative emotions. By comparison, ...

A new survey from Babbel found that Gen Z workers experience "email anxiety" from their jobs. It’s just not clicking for them. For millennials and older, the “You Got Mail” notification rarely incited ...

Workplace anxiety doesn’t always come from deadlines, presentations, or performance reviews. Sometimes, it comes from seemingly routine tasks, like sending an email. Email communication is widely used ...

Many professionals now use artificial intelligence tools to assist with writing, but a new study suggests that managers who use AI to craft routine workplace emails risk appearing less trustworthy.

A: If your emails constitute a brain dump, in which you share every thought crossing your mind, then you are being inconsiderate. Skipping the editing step may be faster for you, but your colleagues ...

You open your computer to find an email in ALL CAPS and a series of exclamation points along with a frowning emoji. A coworker is furious about a mistake you made, a deadline you missed, or something ...

Grammarly, the firm that corrects your grammar, reports that few people have mastered the art of writing workplace emails. The company surveyed 3,400 members of its global community, and found that ...

The professional atmosphere of a typical workplace setting inhibits the direct and honest expression of emotions such as anger and frustration. Yet, even in the most business-like environments, ...

Many questions remain regarding the 650,000 emails from which a handful were leaked in recent days, ending the coaching career of Jon Gruden and creating at a minimum discomfort for NFL general ...