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Email Etiquette
Always include a clear message in the subject line, so the recipient knows whether it is important.
Use simple language, and give all the important information at the top of the e-mail.
Add the details in the following paragraphs, but avoid writing too much. If the email contains
multiple messages, you can number the points to ensure the reader will take notice, or send
separate emails.
As for format, use bullet points or lists if possible, do not use all capitals, and choose a font that is
easy to read.
Make sure to clearly describe what action, if any, you want the recipient to do.
Remember to proofread. Emails that are full of errors project an incompetent organization.
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