EMail Management
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The document provides tips for managing email boxes and email etiquette. It recommends keeping few folders and using search tools, checking email 2-3 times per day and keeping the inbox empty. For etiquette, it advises keeping emails short, using subject lines properly, being clear about responses, and using cc appropriately. It also notes that email is not always the best communication tool and sometimes a phone call or face-to-face meeting is preferable.
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