The document lists and defines 10 common email acronyms. It explains what each acronym stands for and how it can be used in email communications to save time or reduce unnecessary responses. Some examples provided are PRB (Please Revert Back), LET (Leaving Early Today), NRN (No Reply Necessary), and TL;DR (To Long; Didn't Read). It aims to help readers sound less "dumb" by familiarizing them with acronyms frequently used in work emails.

1. 10 Email
Acronyms You
Should Know

2. Two days back my HR emailed me this:

3. Wait a minute…
• What does PRB mean?

4. So that I don’t sound Dumb!

5. I searched on the net

6. Whoa! I Was Amazed
• PRB
• Please Revert Back

7. Just so that I don’t feel dumb
again
• I researched some more email acronyms

8. …I Found Plenty Of Email Acronyms!!

9. After hours of prioritizing
I narrowed it down to
these 10 email acronyms:

10. LET
Leaving Early
Today
• When you are in a hurry to leave for the
day, this acronym can save your time

11. NRN
No Reply Necessary
• When you want to reduce email conversations
and get rid of short replies like ‘ok’

12. NMP
Not My Problem
• When you already are busy solving your
problems and have no time for someone else’s

13. PYR
Per Your Request
• When you have happily fulfilled someone's
request

14. TL;DR
To Long; Didn’t Read
• When your email is too lengthy to read

15. WFH
Work From Home
• When you are unable to come to office

16. HTH
Hope That Helps
• Used when someone thanks you for the help
you provided

17. OOO
Out Of Office
• When you are out of office for a couple of
days

18. Some of my own acronyms…

19. PBS
Please Be Specific
• When you need to be crisp and clear rather
than blabbering non sense

20. UTR
Unable To Read
• When your font size is small or attachment is
not clear