How Not to Stick Your Foot in Your Mouth via E-Mailby Reid Goldsborough
E-mail is the most common form of business communication today; it’s among the most common forms of all communication. Yet many people communicate poorly with e-mail.
That’s the opinion of Janis Fisher Chan, and I agree. Chan is the co-founder of Write It Well (http://www.writeitwell.com), a publishing and training firm operating out of Oakland, Calif., that, since 1980, specializes in helping businesspeople write clearly and concisely in e-mail and elsewhere. She also authored the newly published book E-Mail: A Write It Well Guide, as well as eight other books on business writing and additional topics.
I talked with Chan about why we write poorly in e-mail, what consequences this can have, and how we can improve. Article continues
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
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