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How to Write an Internal Email: Whilst it’s perfectly acceptable for internal e-mails to be less formal than those which you’re sending to external clients or customers it’s still… [920 views in May]
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Workplace Do's and Don'ts: Workplaces can differ in every sense. From dress codes to the informalities of how people interact with each other, the protocol of the accepted etiquette will… [566 views in May]
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Instant Messaging Etiquette In Business: Whilst instant messaging has been around for quite some time and is more popular with teenagers, it is also used in business too. Many… [404 views in May]
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Dealing with Complaints: Whether it’s over the phone or face-to-face even the most successful businesses will have to deal with complaints now and again – it’s inevitable. If someone has… [314 views in May]
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How Much Do You Know About Office Gift Giving Etiquette?: Gift giving etiquette in the office is one of those little acknowledged issues that can actually make you feel rather… [244 views in May]
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Setting Up Your Voicemail: Many business people lead busy lives and although it can often be the bane of a caller to be greeted by the sound of a voicemail message, we have all become… [186 views in May]
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