In the two decades since email began saturating most American workplaces, most people have come to agree on some basic etiquette rules, such as don’t reply-all when you don’t need to and avoid using all caps unless you’re screaming at someone. But there are finer points of email etiquette that aren’t as universally acknowledged but can make you a far more effective emailer. Here are five lesser-known email etiquette breaches that you might still make. Read more.
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