It's the classic post-festive season scenario. Upon returning from the Christmas break, you come back to the office (or your work-from-home desk as the case may be) to an endless queue of unread ...

Sending emails is a modern staple of work life. We email our bosses, our colleagues, our clients, and more. But a new survey from email marketing firm EmailTooltester reveals there’s a host of things ...

For employees, the spread of flexible work schedules since the pandemic has put a premium on getting their digital email signatures right. After all, with millions of Americans now working remotely, ...

Your email messages may be less than effective for several reasons. For example, your message may get lost in the sea of competing messages, and lengthy messages may not be read entirely or carefully.

The advent of email has made it easier than ever for employees to stay connected to the job when not physically at work—in the evenings, on weekends, and, for teachers, even during their summer breaks ...

Email has made communication in the office easier but at the same time, it can be tricky when recipients misinterpret the approach or tone of a message. Although autocorrect and automated replies may ...

When it comes to your work skills, the ability to convey what you want while maintaining professionalism is a must, and a curt Slack doesn’t always cut it. Navigating office politics, especially when ...

Emma Russell receives funding from Acas. Email is integral to the way that many of us work. Yet there is no universally accepted standard for its use, which leaves many of us struggling to find ...

From typing in all caps to hitting reply-all unnecessarily, professionals often make subtle missteps when drafting work emails. Although most of these faux pas are innocent, some mistakes can lead to ...

One response came in three hours later: “As I send this at 11:32 pm on a Friday, I realize I can contribute quite a bit personally and professionally,” wrote Corinne Jones, president of CJC Human ...