Email Etiquette: 5 Tips for Improved Communications
Much of our work has shifted into virtual spaces, and many may rely on email even more than previously. Try these tips to improve your email communications.
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Email Can Be Better — at Least in Cary, North Carolina
In government, there tends to be more data than agencies think to leverage. A case in point — emails.
How to Network While Practicing Social Distancing
Here are a few tips for networking while staying more than six feet away from anyone else.
To Hit Send on that Email – or Not?
In our places of work, we should be intentional in thinking twice before pressing send. E-mail is good, but sometimes it is better to have a friendly conversation with our peers.
Ping! How Governments Can Get Their Message to Citizens
Real-time text notifications can alert citizens of important details, such as public transit arrival times, disease warnings and regional reminders.
My Secret to Optimize Digital Workspace: Organization Through Automation
Access to digital automations offer a wealth of opportunity to optimize our digital workspace. I revolutionized my work product, and this is how I did it…
Engaging Effectively with Email in Government
As public sector agencies work to communicate with their users and customers, engaging effectively with email can be challenging. Including email marketing in your digital outreach provides a more efficient way to communicate with specific, measurable outcomes.
Delete These 5 Words from Your Emails ASAP
With 281 billion messages exchanged daily, email etiquette may soon rival any hard skill on your resume. Optimize your inbox by deleting these five words.
How to Use Email to Maximize Your Workplace Success
Stressed out about that overcrowded inbox? Organizing and responding promptly is key to professional success. Here’s how you can better manage your email.
Email Etiquette in the Age of Brevity
Professionalism is always a priority. Here are important tips for maintaining email etiquette in the age of brevity and 8 second attention spans.