What is your sign off for work emails?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I dislike V/R a lot. Like you couldn't even write it out, how respectful are you?

I use "Thanks," or "Thank you." I'd like to use Best more, but it seems impertinent.

AMEN!

[Anonymous]

I’ll be watching you…..

[Anonymous]

I work in a very dysfunctional organization so I start group emails with ‘Hi Team’ because no one actually works together or collaboratively. It’s my middle finger in the air to their foolishness

[Anonymous]

I end like this.

BR/

Signature block

[Anonymous]

End communications

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate "best" - Best WHAT???

I use "Thank you" or just a dash.

See, I don't get "thank you." What are you thanking me for?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've been at my company forever. We are always stressed, but pretty informal. I have used all of the following recently:

Ok, then

Later, haters

Your sister in corporate servitude

Make it stop

I'd work with you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Im an older millennial, this sounds like a boomer worry. Answer is nothing just my name and title.

Fellow elder millenial and I agree. This is boomer posturing.

In doubt, end an email chain with "ttyl" or "ciao" for a european flair.

But the real answer is, do this in teams/slack/skype so you dont have to consider this nonsense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate "best" - Best WHAT???

I use "Thank you" or just a dash.

Best is classy. Thanks sounds like the waiter.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I dislike V/R a lot. Like you couldn't even write it out, how respectful are you?

I use "Thanks," or "Thank you." I'd like to use Best more, but it seems impertinent.

AMEN!

It’s a military thing, although the correct version is “V/r” because the second word wouldn’t be capitalized.

[Anonymous]

'Best' is indeed the worst

[Anonymous]

Regards unless there is something I should actually be thanking the recipient for, in which case I end it with thanks.

[Anonymous]

Usually “thanks” or a dash by my name. On Fridays, depending on who, it’s usually “Have a great weekend!”

[Anonymous]

I used to do Thanks. I switched jobs and decided to give that shit up.

No closure. Just the email and depending on audience, my signature. It works because we are a Slack-heavy culture, so more clipped messages are the norm. My last company was email heavy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Im an older millennial, this sounds like a boomer worry. Answer is nothing just my name and title.

Fellow elder millenial and I agree. This is boomer posturing.

In doubt, end an email chain with "ttyl" or "ciao" for a european flair.

But the real answer is, do this in teams/slack/skype so you dont have to consider this nonsense.

Yep. Came from a kind of behind the times company with an average age probably in the late 40s... lots of email etiquette. Now at a tech company and none of that. Look at what your peers and bosses are doing OP.