Practice Good Email Etiquette
- Keep it short.
- Make it scannable: use short paragraphs and formatting to make sure your content is read.
- Know what you want to communicate.
- Bold the important.
- Keep conversations small: only include the people who need to be a part of the discussion
- Forwarding code of conduct: never forward along a massive email chain without a few bullet points as a quick summary at the top explaining why you’re sending it and action items you need from the other person.
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