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Brainstorming and Problem Solving Staying in Touch Professionally Perspective: Email Versus the Telephone Perspective: Using Email to Collaborate Effective Messages to Individuals Effective Messages to Small Groups Effective Messages to Large Groups |
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Always include the subject or topic of your message on the subject line so that recipients can see at a glance both who the message is from and what it concerns. Sometimes users fill in the subject line with the beginning of a question or statement that runs into the first line of the message. Unless you can announce the subject of your message in the first two or three words of this sentence, such a subject line is not helpful for recipients.
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