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[quote=Anonymous]Degrees and certifications should be listed only where relevant.  Therefore, you should not list them in your email signature unless you only send professional email that requires alerting your audience of your credentials.  If you use your email for other things, like inter-office communication, personal communication, or professional communication not related to your job, then create two signatures, one standard without the info and one professional one that includes your credentials.  It is not that hard in most standard mail clients to select an alternate signature file when needed.

So, if this way, if you are coordinating the office holiday party, telling people about snacks in the staff kitchen, sending an email to your child's teacher, or are the POC for your companies software license for Microsoft Office, then a standard signature works fine.  When you are sending work pertaining to your HR professional work, you just select the professional signature and it goes out with that instead.  This is the professional way to handle it.  Those who only use the one signature including all the professional degrees all the time look pretentious and lazy.[/quote]

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