About 28 percent of the average workweek is spent dealing with sending and reading emails, according to the McKinsey Global Institute. With so much time and energy spent on emailing at work, keeping ...

Something’s been on my mind lately…it’s business email etiquette. Now, there are quite a few resources on email etiquette, and most are fairly simple: Be professional and courteous in business emails, ...

“By requiring employees to use appropriate, businesslike language in all electronic communications, employers can limit their liability risks and improve the overall effectiveness of the ...

Whether we like it or not, responding to emails consumes much of our time on the job. And amid the coronavirus pandemic, when millions of workers are working from home and corresponding by email, it’s ...

Joke all you want in e-mails that you send from home to your friends. But at work at UC Davis, jokes are out and rules are in. "E-mail is business communication, even though you are not speaking," ...

The Internet revolution has had the unintended effect of decreasing the use of oral communication and increasing the importance of text — particularly e-mails — as the primary means of business ...

Standard business etiquette establishes generally agreed-upon principles for greetings. Although guidelines for business etiquette greetings and introductions may work well in most situations, be ...

During the last 10 years, the widespread use of e-mail has literally transformed business communication, so much that the business letter has reached near extinction. Even contractors who clung dearly ...

From country to country, the etiquette that is appropriate for emails can vary widely. In certain countries, email correspondence is expected to be highly formal, much like a written business letter.

Email is now a part of our daily lives. A typical working professional sees an average of 88 emails a day. However, is anyone teaching the do’s and don’ts of email etiquette? Small mistakes can make a ...