Email Communications and Best Practices
The Power of the Written Word
It's easy to convey the impression that you're unprofessional or careless if you don't follow some basic principles of good business writing. Once thought to be a dying form of communication, the ease and prevalence of e-mail has made this form of communication more relevant, and visible, than ever before. Understanding the skill of the written word is critical in composing a professional, effective email.
What You Will Learn:
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The basics of writing skills and how to write a professional email
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How to craft the content of the email
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How to handle sensitive and confidential information
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How to project kindness, empathy, and professionalism
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How to manage emotions to prevent escalations
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The most current best practices to writing effective emails that recognize different emotions and distinguish degrees of intensity
Workshop Details
- Four-hour workshop / plus one-hour post workshop skills practice (for those who choose to participate) using applicable work scenarios from your organization to practice your writing and email skills
- Maximum 25 attendees
- Audience: anyone in the organization who interacts via email with the internal and external customer, coworker, or staff.
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