Data Doctors Radio Program
E-mail Pet Peeves!
E-mail has become such a big part of our daily communications that it's hard to envision a world without it...
Whenever something becomes this ubiquitous, it's natural for differences of opinion on the netiquette of such a tool to arise.
Many folks that irritate others with their e-mail correspondences don't realize that they are doing so, because they don't know the rules of the road.
This week's show is your chance to tell the world your e-mail pet peeves so that others can learn from your irritations!
Call in and claim your personal soapbox to tell the world how you feel about e-mail netiquette.
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Original Air Date: Jul 7, 2007
This Week's Links
- 32 important rules of e-mail netiquette
- More input on the subject
- E-mail etiquette in your career
- 27 Email Pet Peeves that tick people off
- 5 more bad e-mail habits
- Bad e-mail habits sustains spam!
- Increase productivity with these 13 tips
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