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Other Added - Maximising Your Communication When Replying to Emails
Yesterday, I received a letter in the mail and it was not a bill or a fake advertising letter. It was a genuine letter with a label and a sticker and a handwritten address. I was a l
When replying to emails, the common courtesy is to put the reply at the top with the original email underne
Everyday myself and my colleagues see large numbers of enquiries from translators seeking work. I hope that some of my observations will help you be more successfull.1) Update
Emails need to be sorted into priorities;
• “For your information” emails can be filed without answering.
• “Requests for information and service” emails need to be addressed early, especially if from a customer (or manager).
• General and personal communications can be responded to last.
• Where someone has carried out a request which we made of them, then good manners requires that we respond with a short and simple thank you, just as if we were talking to them - as soon as we receive their email.
As we noted in a previous article; if we are about to reply to an email in a manner that could start electronic warfare, then picking up the telephone and talking to them is a better option.
However, if we are responding to the sender of a company wide email, rest assured that every member of the organisation does not want to have to read our reply, no matter how witty or urbane we may think it is. This applies to personal e-mail (especially if it's an Internet joke or rumor). So the “reply all” option is a general no-go option.
When replying to emails, the common courtesy is to put the reply at the top with the original email underne
Surveys can be conducted in numerous ways: directly, by mail, by fax or by phone. Generally, you will have a better response if you ask customers to complete surveys while
• “Requests for information and service” emails need to be addressed early, especially if from a customer (or manager).
• General and personal communications can be responded to last.
• Where someone has carried out a request which we made of them, then good manners requires that we respond with a short and simple thank you, just as if we were talking to them - as soon as we receive their email.
As we noted in a previous article; if we are about to reply to an email in a manner that could start electronic warfare, then picking up the telephone and talking to them is a better option.
However, if we are responding to the sender of a company wide email, rest assured that every member of the organisation does not want to have to read our reply, no matter how witty or urbane we may think it is. This applies to personal e-mail (especially if it's an Internet joke or rumor). So the “reply all” option is a general no-go option.
When replying to emails, the common courtesy is to put the reply at the top with the original email underne
Typically, localization refers to the translation or the adaptation of one format into another, such that the changed format is more suitable for a specific area. Localization is mos
As we noted in a previous article; if we are about to reply to an email in a manner that could start electronic warfare, then picking up the telephone and talking to them is a better option.
However, if we are responding to the sender of a company wide email, rest assured that every member of the organisation does not want to have to read our reply, no matter how witty or urbane we may think it is. This applies to personal e-mail (especially if it's an Internet joke or rumor). So the “reply all” option is a general no-go option.
When replying to emails, the common courtesy is to put the reply at the top with the original email underne
What is the 80/20 Rule?More formally the 80/20 rule is also known as the Pareto Principle. To Quote Wikipedia: "The Pareto principle… known as the 80-20 rule, the law of the
However, if we are responding to the sender of a company wide email, rest assured that every member of the organisation does not want to have to read our reply, no matter how witty or urbane we may think it is. This applies to personal e-mail (especially if it's an Internet joke or rumor). So the “reply all” option is a general no-go option.
When replying to emails, the common courtesy is to put the reply at the top with the original email underne
For those of you who are interested in culture, will probably know that there are many books on the subjects. Interest in culture is important if you are an expatriate who accident
When replying to emails, the common courtesy is to put the reply at the top with the original email underneath. This gives the reader less to plough through to get our response.
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