1. It’s not a good idea to use acronyms in a formal email because
that would make it as if email wasn’t professional, half of the time the other
person who rarely even uses a computer wouldn’t be able to understand ttyl, or
brb. Plus, it would make your email look unprofessional, formal emails are
usually required in professional grade jobs where netiquette is
necessary.
2. It is important to compress files larger than 5MB when sending
attachments in email because you’ll want to make the email compatible with every
other email so that there won’t be files that are un able to be seen on certain
people’s emails.
3. It is proper to add peoples addresses in the bcc field when sending group emails because it
prevents recipients from seeing that anyone else was copied on the
email.
4. You should enter a topic in the subject line/field because
provides your recipient with useful information that can help them track the
e-mail in the future.
5. You should respond and treat people in an online discussion
board by not putting up ridiculous responses like asking a question that already
has been answered or insights that have already been
shared


 



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