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    Email etiquettes include using a direct subject line, considering your tone, using appropriate greetings and sign-offs, always proofreading before sending, and being careful with humor. Humor can be easily misinterpreted in emails and is best avoided in business and professional contexts where the recipient's workload or an essential meeting are involved.

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    Email etiquettes include using a direct subject line, considering your tone, using appropriate greetings and sign-offs, always proofreading before sending, and being careful with humor. Humor can be easily misinterpreted in emails and is best avoided in business and professional contexts where the recipient's workload or an essential meeting are involved.

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    Email Ettiquette Final

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    Email etiquettes include using a direct subject line, considering your tone, using appropriate greetings and sign-offs, always proofreading before sending, and being careful with humor. Humor can be easily misinterpreted in emails and is best avoided in business and professional contexts where the recipient's workload or an essential meeting are involved.

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    EMAIL ETIQUETTES

    ► Use A Direct Subject Line


    ► Consider Your Tone
    ► Use Appropriate Greetings And Sign-Offs
    ► Always Proofread Before Pressing Send
    ► Be Careful With Humor
    • Humor can be easily misinterpreted.

    • Its best to avoid in business and professional emails

    Eg:

    • I hope you are not buried under all that paperwork ( When
    the recipient has a heavy workload)

    • I’ll try to make this meeting less boring than usual (When
    the meeting is essential)

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