100 of Your Toughest Business Emails: Solved: Plug and Play Ideas From a Seasoned Corporate Communications Manager
Business & Finance, Business Reference, Business Writing
| Author: | Megan Sharma | ISBN: | 9781370671076 |
| Publisher: | Megan Sharma | Publication: | July 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Megan Sharma |
| ISBN: | 9781370671076 |
| Publisher: | Megan Sharma |
| Publication: | July 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Most business people, aside from executives, don’t have the luxury of leaving their most critical business emails in the hands of trained professionals.
What about the rest of us?
In “100 of Your Toughest Business Emails: Solved: Plug and Play Ideas From a Seasoned Corporate Communications Manager”, Megan Sharma draws on her years of experience as a professional ghostwriter for a fast-paced IT company to help others who may struggle with word choice in business emails.
The language of corporate America is complex and often filled with potential landmines, which Sharma helps readers stealthily avoid.
“100 of Your Toughest Business Emails: Solved” outlines questions to ask yourself before hitting ‘Send’, and provides concrete examples in six categories:
1.The Work
2.Spill It! (Questions)
3.Survey Says… (Answers or Statements)
4.Co-Workers
5.Gripes (Complaints)
6.All the Feels (Feelings)
Readers need only find the sentiments for what they wish to say and then choose an appropriate alternative from Sharma’s curated lists.
For anyone who sends email in our ever-globalizing working world, this is crucial guide.
Most business people, aside from executives, don’t have the luxury of leaving their most critical business emails in the hands of trained professionals.
What about the rest of us?
In “100 of Your Toughest Business Emails: Solved: Plug and Play Ideas From a Seasoned Corporate Communications Manager”, Megan Sharma draws on her years of experience as a professional ghostwriter for a fast-paced IT company to help others who may struggle with word choice in business emails.
The language of corporate America is complex and often filled with potential landmines, which Sharma helps readers stealthily avoid.
“100 of Your Toughest Business Emails: Solved” outlines questions to ask yourself before hitting ‘Send’, and provides concrete examples in six categories:
1.The Work
2.Spill It! (Questions)
3.Survey Says… (Answers or Statements)
4.Co-Workers
5.Gripes (Complaints)
6.All the Feels (Feelings)
Readers need only find the sentiments for what they wish to say and then choose an appropriate alternative from Sharma’s curated lists.
For anyone who sends email in our ever-globalizing working world, this is crucial guide.
