Eliminate Useless Emails
Email messaging is one of the greatest communication tools we have developed, but also one of the most irritating. Throughout the work day, a single employee can literally receive hundreds of emails. Some of these are important and need to be responded to, while others are redundant and it would have been better if they were never sent at all.
If your team communication is clear and understood by everyone involved in the company, you can eliminate at least a few of these extra email notifications that fill your employees’ inboxes throughout the day.
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