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The document provides 10 rules for effective business email etiquette. The rules include writing a clear and specific subject line, placing the main point in the opening sentence, avoiding vague language like "this", using appropriate capitalization and avoiding all caps, being brief and polite, adding a signature with contact information, proofreading before sending, and promptly replying to or acknowledging important messages. Following these rules will help business analysts communicate professionally via email.
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2. Specific tips are provided for communicating effectively via text messages, email, and letters in a business or professional context. Guidelines address topics like tone, formatting, signatures, and ensuring communications are clear, concise, and professional.
3. It is important to consider your audience and context when communicating digitally for work. What you write may reflect on you and your employer, so take care to avoid offensive, insensitive, or inappropriate content in all online communications.
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The document provides 8 tips for effective email communication: 1) Be clear and concise with your message. Consider using bullet points. 2) Reread your message and double check for grammar mistakes before sending. 3) Copy back salient points when replying to earlier messages for context. 4) Use specific descriptive subject lines. 5) Be aware that messages can't be recalled once sent. 6) Wait 24 hours if upset before sending an email. 7) Avoid casual abbreviations in business emails. 8) Don't forward viral messages.
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- 1. 10 Basic Rules for Business Email Etiquette Sowmya Teja Page 1 In the business analysis field, communication is a key. And we as a BA; acting as the liaison between the business and IT worlds of an organization, we must be equipped with the communication skills to professionally send information to an ever-growing number of people. As email is one of the most common forms of written communication in the business world, a BA would be wise to understand the components of a professional email to keep in their communication repertoire. Here are 10 quick business email tips for you to heed when scribing the next digital correspondence: 1. Write a subject line with a topic that means something to your reader. “Requirements” will get lost in the endless heap of similar emails. Be specific and concise. “Data Requirements for Review” is much more telling. 2. Put your main point in the opening sentence. Everybody is pressed for time, so be sure if they read nothing else in the email, they at least got the most important information from the first line. 3. Never begin a message with a vague “this” as in, “This needs to be reviewed by end of business.” Always specify what you’re writing about. 4. Do not use ALL CAPITALS, even in the event of urgent information. It will always read as though you are shouting. Similarly, all lowercase letters will appear unprofessional and hurried. Take the time to use appropriate sentence cases. 5. As a general rule, avoid text-speak (abbreviations and acronyms). You would waste valuable time for both you and the receiver if you had to explain what your shorthand means.
- 2. 10 Basic Rules for Business Email Etiquette Sowmya Teja Page 2 6. Be brief and polite. If your message runs longer than two or three short paragraphs, consider either reducing the message or providing an attachment. 7. Remember to say “please” and “thank you.” You’re more likely to receive a speedy response if you are kind about your requests. 8. Add a signature block with appropriate contact information (in most cases, your name, business address, and phone number). 9. Edit and proofread before sending your message. And always double check to make sure your email is going to the correct recipient! 10. Finally, reply promptly to serious messages. If you need more time to respond, notify the sender of your delay, but never leave important emails unacknowledged.
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