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Tffany's Tip of the Month
Are you getting swamped with emails? Email is
supposed to be a convenience; however, it can be a
headache when people do not know how to use it
properly.
To ensure that you are not contributing to email abuse, here are some guidelines that will help:
2) Do not "reply all" unless the sender requests it. Reply directly to the sender only especially for meeting requests, voting, and sending documents. No one wants to ride the email train of everyone's responses. 3) Use proper grammar and spellcheck your emails. As with any written communication, email reflects your professionalism and level of education. Improper grammar and misspelled words also "send a message" that the receiver isn't important enough for you to spend the time and effort to send a proper email. For more information on email etiquette, contact us for a workshop on this topic. Happy Emailing! |
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Wheat Ridge Parks and Recreation finds time to play
Achievement Consulting & Training evaluates every workshop for results. When we asked participants at Wheat Ridge Parks and Recreation what they liked best about our Maximizing Your Time workshop they said: "All the interactive hands on things." "Made me think about many different aspects of myself and my job." "Very good ideas. Liked breaking up into groups." "Understanding how to organize time more efficiently." "Philosophical approaches, mental attitude, etc." If you're interested in learning more about maximizing your time, please contact Tiffany Dahlberg at 720-373- 2601. |
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Fostering a Productive Organizational Culture June 15, 2007 |
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