Don't kid yourself... We do it off-line when we meet someone new or see a person walking down the street. We form perceptions as a natural reaction to what we see, feel and hear. For example when … [Read more...]
E-mail and Grammar
January 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
E-mail is simply communicating with the written word, right? We are not born with these skills or education. We acquire our writing skills as we go through grade school for the basics, high school for … [Read more...]
The Truth About "i"
September 1, 2009 By Leave a Comment
When you want to be taken seriously, you need to communicate as though you care to be taken seriously. When you type "i" when it should be "I" -- you look uneducated and lazy. Can anyone seriously … [Read more...]
Quotation Marks and Emphasis
June 9, 2009 By 2 Comments
A site visitor writes: Is it acceptable to emphasize a point in an email with quotes? For example: The people on the Board are "elected" not appointed. Anything you can do to ensure your intent … [Read more...]
“…” In E-mail
May 28, 2009 By Leave a Comment
As my regular readers know, I constantly remind folks to use proper sentence structure and grammar when composing their e-mails. I pretty much leave it at that -- I am not a grammar writer or and … [Read more...]
Email Etiquette: Courtesy #3 ~ Proofread, Spellcheck, Proper Grammar
October 5, 2008 By
Always spell check your email, proofread for errors, capitalize your sentences and use appropriate punctuation and grammar. "If a emale is writon with speeling mestakes and … [Read more...]
Email Etiquette: Courtesy #8 ~ You Are What You Write
October 5, 2008 By
You are what you write. How you communicate will be an indication as to who you are and the kind of person you are. Learn to write with clarity and take folks at their word - not what you … [Read more...]
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