On a pretty regular basis those I communicate with comment on how I take the time to use the Subject: field differently than most they e-mail. The difference is I consider the Subject: field as the first part of my e-mail and not an … [Read more...]
Extortion E-mails, Security Issues and Strong Passwords
Technology is frustrating and sometimes downright scary! Even for those of us who have been using it for decades. Unfortunately, when faced with techie issues that many users do not understand, they either believe the farce and overreact or … [Read more...]
E-mail and Emotions: Take Time to Cool Off
Misunderstandings abound in e-mail. I've done that myself. You read an e-mail to find the Sender is either rude or insulting. Or they neglected to read your previous response and make claims they otherwise probably wouldn't have -- if they had … [Read more...]
Morning Email Frustrations
Email missteps found in my inbox this morning. Sharing them with you as a gentle reminder that these little things can enhance (or hinder) your communications while helping to contribute to building relationships and clarity in your … [Read more...]
Forwarding Other’s E-mail
It happens all the time. Whether you know it or not! E-mails sent specifically to one person, end up being forwarded to others. Trust broken. Even though it happens all the time, just like many other misconceptions about the online arena and … [Read more...]
e-Tattling @ Work
Has this happened to you where you found yourself involved in an e-tattling situation? This is where one coworker e-mails another coworker with a request. When that request is not responded to fast enough, declined or challenged that's when the … [Read more...]
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