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Business Letter Etiquette
Business Letter Etiquette
Business letters can come in many different formats. They might be used in response to a letter of complaint to request an overdue payment, to agree to a request or for...
Holiday and Sick Leave Workplace Etiquette
Holiday and Sick Leave Workplace Etiquette
Holiday and sick leave workplace etiquette can be a tricky situation. Most companies will have rules on applying for holidays and taking sick...
How Professional Should Your Blog or Twitter Updates Be?
How Professional Should Your Blog or Twitter Updates Be?
Blogging and social networking sites are now part of everyday life and not just for staying in touch with friends. Increasingly, companies and...
How to Write an E-mail to an External Company
How to Write an E-mail to an External Company
Proper uniform use of e-mail etiquette will ensure that any correspondence which flows out of your company to either customers clients or other...
How to Write an Internal Email
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 important to remember...
Instant Messaging Etiquette In Business
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 business men...
Using Texts for Business Communication
Using Texts for Business Communication
Text messages are becoming increasingly popular as a method of business communication, so rather than get left behind, why not learn more about...
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