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How to Write an Effective Email -- Part III
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Today's Monday Moment is Part III of Writing Effective Emails and it is quite simple. Here it is: Avoid using acronyms or in-house jargon when communicating with people who are new to your organization or are outside clients or vendors. Have you ever received an email that contains an acronym you don't recognize? Of course you have. It's happened to all of us. And don't you feel stupid or embarrassed to ask what it means? Of course you do! So keep others in mind that are new to your business and avoid using acronyms or in-house jargon until they are up to speed.
Here's this tip in video format. Enjoy!
 | | Productivity Pointer: How to Write an Effective Email, Part 3 |
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If you missed the two earlier posts on How to Write an Effective email:
Part I
Part II
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