Comments on: Improve Email Etiquette and Reduce Email Overload http://suiteminute.com/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/ Improve your personal productivity by learning how technology can help. Explained in plain English. Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:56:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: peggyduncan http://suiteminute.com/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-1233 peggyduncan Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:32:18 +0000 http://suiteminute.com/2007/03/29/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/#comment-1233 Hi Kim, you're not being rude. If it'll make you feel better, thank them in advance. When you say "Will do," you're letting the person know you'll do something...that's OK. Most messages will not require a response so think twice before you do this again.<br><br>On your email overload, I have several email accounts too but they all come in to Outlook. I keep my messages to one screen and as long as I do this, I stay on top of with no worry of something falling through the cracks. Check out my Outlook training at <a href="http://www.DigitalBreakthroughs.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.DigitalBreakthroughs.com</a>. Hi Kim, you're not being rude. If it'll make you feel better, thank them in advance. When you say “Will do,” you're letting the person know you'll do something…that's OK. Most messages will not require a response so think twice before you do this again.

On your email overload, I have several email accounts too but they all come in to Outlook. I keep my messages to one screen and as long as I do this, I stay on top of with no worry of something falling through the cracks. Check out my Outlook training at http://www.DigitalBreakthroughs.com.

]]> By: kimharrison http://suiteminute.com/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-1232 kimharrison Wed, 11 Nov 2009 02:25:18 +0000 http://suiteminute.com/2007/03/29/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/#comment-1232 Peggy - I am guilty of sending the one liners like, "thanks" or "will do". I feel like i'm being rude if I don't response with a confirmation to let folks know that I heard them or that i'm on it. I dont mind them sometimes because it lets me know that the other party is on board.<br><br>I currently have over 4 email boxes and i would love to see a post from you about how to shut down some of them without feeling like your are missing important emails! Peggy – I am guilty of sending the one liners like, “thanks” or “will do”. I feel like i'm being rude if I don't response with a confirmation to let folks know that I heard them or that i'm on it. I dont mind them sometimes because it lets me know that the other party is on board.

I currently have over 4 email boxes and i would love to see a post from you about how to shut down some of them without feeling like your are missing important emails!

]]> By: peggyduncan http://suiteminute.com/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-1195 peggyduncan Tue, 10 Nov 2009 19:32:18 +0000 http://suiteminute.com/2007/03/29/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/#comment-1195 Hi Kim, you're not being rude. If it'll make you feel better, thank them in advance. When you say "Will do," you're letting the person know you'll do something...that's OK. Most messages will not require a response so think twice before you do this again.<br><br>On your email overload, I have several email accounts too but they all come in to Outlook. I keep my messages to one screen and as long as I do this, I stay on top of with no worry of something falling through the cracks. Check out my Outlook training at <a href="http://www.DigitalBreakthroughs.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.DigitalBreakthroughs.com</a>. Hi Kim, you're not being rude. If it'll make you feel better, thank them in advance. When you say “Will do,” you're letting the person know you'll do something…that's OK. Most messages will not require a response so think twice before you do this again.

On your email overload, I have several email accounts too but they all come in to Outlook. I keep my messages to one screen and as long as I do this, I stay on top of with no worry of something falling through the cracks. Check out my Outlook training at http://www.DigitalBreakthroughs.com.

]]> By: kimharrison http://suiteminute.com/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-1194 kimharrison Tue, 10 Nov 2009 18:25:18 +0000 http://suiteminute.com/2007/03/29/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/#comment-1194 Peggy - I am guilty of sending the one liners like, "thanks" or "will do". I feel like i'm being rude if I don't response with a confirmation to let folks know that I heard them or that i'm on it. I dont mind them sometimes because it lets me know that the other party is on board.<br><br>I currently have over 4 email boxes and i would love to see a post from you about how to shut down some of them without feeling like your are missing important emails! Peggy – I am guilty of sending the one liners like, “thanks” or “will do”. I feel like i'm being rude if I don't response with a confirmation to let folks know that I heard them or that i'm on it. I dont mind them sometimes because it lets me know that the other party is on board.

I currently have over 4 email boxes and i would love to see a post from you about how to shut down some of them without feeling like your are missing important emails!

]]> By: Dr. Marcia Riley http://suiteminute.com/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Dr. Marcia Riley Sat, 31 Mar 2007 06:59:00 +0000 http://suiteminute.com/2007/03/29/27-email-pet-peeves-that-tick-people-off-as-much-as-spam/#comment-3 Hi Peggy,<br/><br/>These are GREAT tips!! I plan to share this page during the next writing course. Keep up the good work. (smile)<br/><br/>Connected by the written word,<br/>Marcia Hi Peggy,

These are GREAT tips!! I plan to share this page during the next writing course. Keep up the good work. (smile)

Connected by the written word,
Marcia

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