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    How to Write Effective Emails at Work
    How to Write Effective Emails at Work
    How to Write Effective Emails at Work
    Ebook35 pages13 minutes

    How to Write Effective Emails at Work

    By Ramakrishna Reddy

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    • Email Etiquette

    • Email Writing Skills

    • Time Management

    • Email Communication

    • Professionalism

    • Mentorship

    • Self-Improvement

    • Learning

    • Professional Communication

    • Prioritization

    • Communication

    • Email Management

    • Email Formatting

    About this ebook

    After completing more than a decade in the tech world, Ramakrishna Reddy, tells it like it is. By drawing from a decade of experience as a techie, he has created a concise and practical book 'How to Write Effective Emails at Work'

    You’ll learn:
    - three important aspects of an email
    - four situations when we should not write
    - five tools to get attention
    - how to smartly respond to emails
    - the most important benefit of an email
    - how to get more work done using emails

    Learn the Six Keys and take your email writing skills to the next level.

    LanguageEnglish
    Publisherwww.PublicspeakKing.com
    Release dateSep 11, 2017
    ISBN9781386575191
    How to Write Effective Emails at Work
    Author

    Ramakrishna Reddy

    Ramakrishna Reddy is an award-winning speaker who has won more than 25 speaking contests comprising from entertaining to inspiring speeches. He has won contests based out of India as well as from United States. He regularly speaks to audiences from a few dozens to few 100s comprising of corporate, student and business audiences. He works for a Multinational alternatively out of India and the United States.

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      Quick info and tips with examples.
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      the book has very useful simple concepts of writing effective work emails.
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      Simplicity and conciseness are what I like about this book. Readers may already know some of the ideas that were presented in this book, but it's always good to be reminded. It's a short and sweet read. :)

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    How to Write Effective Emails at Work - Ramakrishna Reddy

    Introduction

    I will never forget what my friend said while we were sitting in Starbucks. He is a program manager in one of the multinationals. We were catching up after several years. We were talking about life and work. I was enjoying the aroma of freshly brewed cappuccino but what he said caught my complete attention. He said, It was really hard for me to digest. It took a lot of time to overcome the fact that my work boiled down to writing proper emails.

    The invention of email in the information revolution seems like the invention of electricity of the modern era. It’s just so powerful. Not just for a software techie, but also for a corporate professional or an entrepreneur, email-writing skills have become a must-have.

    In the tech world, email is the most used medium of communication, yet very few employers test this skill while hiring. All things being equal in a candidate, the differentiator should be that that the guy or gal who writes better should be hired.

    Writing well does not mean that the person is good with words. It shows that the person has developed clear thinking, and that is a very important trait for a

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