You understand that you need to structure your professional emails differently than you would a text or a tweet. But unless you've had the good fortune of taking Email Etiquette 101, you might be unsure of what you should and shouldn't do before clicking "send." Use clear subject lines. An email's subject line is usually an afterthought. Use keywords to craft a short description of why you're emailing. For example: "Team meeting today at 3 p.m. in conference room," or "Deadline on Smith project?"
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