E-Mail Etiquette Taught In Seminar

PRLog (Press Release) – Aug 20, 2008 – E-mail Etiquette: The Do's and Don'ts of Professional Workplace Communication (http://www.seminarinformation.com/qqbuql/e-mail-etiquette-the-dos-and-donts-of-professional)  has been added to the comprehensive list of seminars presented by Fred Pryor Seminars already found on the SeminarInformation.com website.

This seminar addresses the pressing problem of email etiquette in the workplace and how professional emails differ from personal emails.

In this seminar learn to sidestep common e-mail blunders and faux pas that cause confusion, frustration, and embarrassment. Gain valuable strategies, tips, and ideas that enhance the way you use e-mail at every level. Learn how your auto signature line may be sabotaging your professional image and how sloppy, dashed-off communications are usually unread or deleted.

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