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Natasha Terk

Effective Email: Concise, Clear Writing to Advance Your Business Needs

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In today's fast-paced, competitive business environment, we all need to communicate clearly and use our time productively. Even seasoned writers will find tips, tools, and ideas in this book that can improve the quality — and reduce the quantity — of email in the workplace.

This book will help you write concise, clear emails that advance your business needs:

• Explore how social media is and is not a helpful guide for business email
• Use email to improve project management as a team leader or team member
• Adapt email for mobile devices and keeping attachments user-friendly
• Save everyone time with concise, clear language
Business WritingBusiness CommunicationBusiness
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88 printed pages
Original publication
2013
Publication year
2013

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  • Максим Наумовshared an impression6 years ago

    Нормально разжевано

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    • id144505268shared an impression8 years ago

      This book is easy for comprehension, provides simple advices and is suitable for young professionals.

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      • nsamadovhas quoted3 years ago
        To make sure email is an appropriate way to communicate confidential or private information, think carefully about the possible consequences.
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        • nsamadovhas quoted3 years ago
          urthermore, you’ll make sure your knowledge is relevant to your professional growth. The more you practice, the more your writing will project a consistently informed, professional, and credible image.
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          • nsamadovhas quoted3 years ago
            Is email the appropriate medium for this message?
            Why am I writing this email? What’s my purpose?
            Who’s my audience? What’s my reader’s point of view?
            What’s the main point? What’s the most important message?
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