Is it Bad Netiquette to Correct Others’ Email Etiquette?
Correcting others is a delicate process. You know the saying, “You attract more bees with honey”? When we correct others, doing so helpfully and constructively…
Correcting others is a delicate process. You know the saying, “You attract more bees with honey”? When we correct others, doing so helpfully and constructively…
If you do, stop it. A bad habit that seems to pop up occasionally is replying to all the recipients of an email sent to…
I was asked, on a scale of one to ten (with ten being the worst), how appropriate it is to break up with someone via…
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The Holidays are in full swing! With that comes the pressure and stress of all the Holiday issues that hit us every year. Visiting in-laws and outlaws, entertaining details, gift buying, business and personal responsibilities colliding, Holiday cards and the list goes on.
All too often otherwise nice folks come off as terse or plain old rude when it comes to their email habits. They don’t intentionally set out to be viewed as rude, well I guess some do, but for the most part I prefer to believe the majority do not.
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