Showing posts with label Email Writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Email Writing. Show all posts

Secure message feature in Outlook: Send password securely

Secure message feature in Outlook: Send password securely

Sometimes it is unavoidable to share the confidential information like username and password to people through emails. Sending normal email is not recommended for this.Secure message feature can be used to share confidential information. Advantages of this feature are
1. Restricted access to email. Recipient will be authenticated.
2. The mail can not be forwarded further.
3. Email content can not copied or printed.


To use this feature, select the options, Option>Permission


Mind Your Email Manners - Tips from the etiquette expert

Mind Your Email Manners - Tips from the etiquette expert

Email is often the first impression that others get of you. Here are some tips from the etiquette expert Jacqueline Whitmore, who has done executive coaching and leadership training programs for various Fortune 500 companies.

  1. Err on the side of being more formal. 
  2. An email deserves a greeting.
  3. Mirror the person you are emailing.
  4. The rule is you should reply to an email within 24 hours. Even if you don’t have an answer for someone, reply anyway and say 'Thank you for your email—I’ll get back to you by such and such a date'.
  5. If you haven’t spoken to the person, it’s best to put some little nicety in the front, like ‘Happy New Year’ or ‘I hope you had a great holiday'.The safest way to sign off is ‘Best regards' 
  6. Always keep the sentences very short 
  7. Remember that emails can be forwarded, they can be duplicated - Keep emotions out of it, and keep it simple.
  8. No one can see your facial expressions or hear your tone of voice, so the only way they’re gauging your emotions is the tone that you use in that email -add words such as 'I’m happy to do it' to convey a little warmth. 
  9. 'Text speak' is a strict don’t . Acronyms such as 'lol' don’t have a place in a business email.
  10. Reserve writing messages in all lowercase letters for personal emails. 
  11. Make sure nothing is misspelled. It can reflect poorly on your company if you send a poorly composed email. 
  12. Also, be sure to put in a clear subject line at the top—something busy professionals prize.  
  13. A signature tag line beneath your signoff is a must 
  14. Don’t put unnecessary things in your signature like quotes or religious sayings 


http://www.wsj.com/articles/mind-your-email-manners-1429117413