Business Studies, asked by macchindrakumap90yw7, 1 year ago

which of the following is not an example of good email etiquette?
1. check email several times each hour so that it is evident that you are working hard on the job.
2. Forward an email from another person only with the permission of the original.
3. send short, direct messages that would typically be sent through memos
4. do not send message when you are angry

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Answered by MarkM
5

Checking email  several times to show to show you are working is not good email etiquette.

Communication on email should be like communicating in any other channel. We should send short and clear messages to the relevant people. It is important to acknowledge receipt of emails and reply to them appropriately and in a timely manner.

It is also important to ensure that you do not forward conversations to people who are not involved.

Answered by Secondman
3

"From the following, the option 2 is not a good example of good Gmail etiquette. Some of the features present in a good mail are as follows:

• One should use short and direct subject line.

• One should greet the recipients professionally. One should avoid informal words in all possible circumstance.  

• One should form a correct and precise sentence because text message can be misinterpreted easily.

• The grammar and spellings should be correct or else receiver may get a bad impression on the person who sent it.  

• One should always end the mail with signature.

• Most importantly, one should check the entire mail before sending it."

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