Email is a part of our everyday lives and it’s been on the technological scene since 1965 when the first electronic message was created at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. But it’s American ...

Email is a part of nearly every facet of modern life, so in addition to knowing everyday etiquette rules, top-notch email skills are essential, both in the personal and business spheres. Since you use ...

To get ahead in your career, you need a strong network. And part of that means learning how to email people for their time and connections. One of the simple yet critical requests you’ll encounter in ...

For many professionals, responding to emails takes up a sizable chunk of work time, a 2019 study by Adobe found. As millions of employees log in from home and correspond via email during the ...

NO ONE needs telling that email is taking over our lives. A recent Radicati study predicted the total number of worldwide email accounts will increase to over 4.9bn by 2017. And in 2013, the majority ...

Sadly, this isn't an email I receive just once in a while. I have found out that more and more people think this is an appropriate way to contact a professional when they want to learn more about the ...

Have you ever accidentally hit “reply all” for an email intended for one person? After pressing send, there’s that moment of panic — “Did I or didn’t I?” — and the sinking feeling when you realize you ...

In the 19th Century, standard etiquette would encourage you to “speak, on entering the parlor of your friend, first to the hostess, then to the host.” Growing up in the ’80s, my elbows were knocked ...

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.

A college professor nearly tore the internet asunder when she bemoaned the lack of proper email etiquette among modern-day students, drawing both passionate agreement and fiery condemnation on Twitter ...