9 Results for "email etiquette"
9 Trite Phrases to Stop Using in Work Emails (and What to Use Instead)
It’s hard to write original, authentic, and cordial work emails, but easy to use overused, insincere phrases. Here are nine trite phrases to eliminate from your emails—and why you need to cut them out.
How to Write a Networking Email That Gets a Response Every Time
Tired of sending networking emails that don't get a response? If you follow these five steps, you'll be on your way to networking success.
3 Rules for Writing Important Work Emails
Here are three essential rules for crafting high-quality important work emails.
That Should Be a Class: Basic Post-College Skills You’ll Probably Need to Teach Yourself
College prepares you for "real life"—right? Here we cover ways to pick up basic skills you need, but that school probably didn't teach you.
4 Tips for Corresponding with Recruiters
Today, many recruiters use LinkedIn to reach out to job candidates about open positions. Here are four things to keep in mind when you email with recruiters.
3 Bad Work Habits You Need to Break by 35
A decade of work experience should give you the wisdom to set aside bad habits that likely hindered your career in the past—like these three.
Do You Really Need to Send Thank-You Notes After Interviews?
Few job candidates send thank-you notes after interviews, but HR managers say these notes can set you apart from the competition. Here's why thank yous are so important.
3 Tips for Dealing with Work Emails on Vacation
If you have a position where you have to or want to deal with emails while on vacation, here are three tips that will go a long way to lightening your PTO workload.
The Out-of-Office Email You Should Be Using
While most people know that it’s imperative to plan ahead for a vacation, it’s the out-of-office email that gets put to the wayside until the very last moment. We've got the two templates to use for the perfect out-of-office email.