Writing a book on email is like teaching people to suck eggs. Everyone uses email reasonably effectively, but have you ever thought about how the use of email can or has affected your life, work and career?
This book is about giving the reader practical tips and advice on how you can actually use email as a tool to help you progress in life and work or to help change people’s perceptions.
This book provides an accessible primer on the art of modern business email communication. Email fuels the modern office. 15 years ago email simply didn’t exist in the business context – now much of our work and social lives are organised and run via the exchange of email. Our meetings are set up, we manage projects, submit client work, provide appraisal, produce engagement letters, send reports, submit minutes and even hire and fire via email. In the past, things were different; the above was done by printed memo or letter – now we rely on email for these tasks.
Email has not just taken over in the arena of formal business communication, it has made in- roads into the informal world of the phone chat. Email is used in place of the phone or in place of talking to people face to face.
This book is a must read for all who use email as part of either their work or life. It gives a guide to writing business emails, what to do and what not to do, and overviews the etiquette of modern email usage. The contents are based on the author’s own 20 years’ worth of experience working in London based management consulting firms and businesses. It aims to help the reader enhance their own life and career through better email usage.
This book is about giving the reader practical tips and advice on how you can actually use email as a tool to help you progress in life and work or to help change people’s perceptions.
This book provides an accessible primer on the art of modern business email communication. Email fuels the modern office. 15 years ago email simply didn’t exist in the business context – now much of our work and social lives are organised and run via the exchange of email. Our meetings are set up, we manage projects, submit client work, provide appraisal, produce engagement letters, send reports, submit minutes and even hire and fire via email. In the past, things were different; the above was done by printed memo or letter – now we rely on email for these tasks.
Email has not just taken over in the arena of formal business communication, it has made in- roads into the informal world of the phone chat. Email is used in place of the phone or in place of talking to people face to face.
This book is a must read for all who use email as part of either their work or life. It gives a guide to writing business emails, what to do and what not to do, and overviews the etiquette of modern email usage. The contents are based on the author’s own 20 years’ worth of experience working in London based management consulting firms and businesses. It aims to help the reader enhance their own life and career through better email usage.
