The day has long passed when business emails were considered an informal way to communicate with colleagues, customers, or management.
We must always use professional business writing etiquette, understanding that a quick email might be copy/pasted, shared, or forwarded to anyone.
We must also accept that emails are commonly used, but are also a formal and even legal form of business communication.
How can you make sure that you represent your company and yourself in a professional manner without being unprofessional or too "stuffy"?
Here are a few rules to keep in mind:
