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Apr 16 2008

Lifehack reports, Following Email Etiquette

Posted by: mhanney in Performance, Productivity, Rants, tags: , ,
Useful article describing ways to reduce email overload. I particularly agree with less frequent use of CC, Reply-All and Forward. The vocabulary scores highly on my business jargon and waffle words gmail filter, e.g. “Just keeping you in the loop”

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/following-email-etiquette.html

clipped from www.lifehack.org

In Simplifying Your Information Intake, we looked at strategies to reduce the amount of email you need to deal with, and how to deal with what’s left much faster. Anyone who undertakes the task of clearing out their inbox for good and getting a handle on their email habits inevitably discovers that the biggest reason email is plaguing so much of their time is the amount of unnecessary or badly written email being sent their way by others.
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