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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Depends on what I am trying to convey –

To convey and ensure people understand my position of authority in the context, I think everyone at the beginning and I thank them at the end. Because the person in authority is the one to offer thanks to the team

If I am trying to convey to people who are copied that the direct recipients and I have an established positive relationship, and have each other’s backs, I make it clear that I am thinking them as always. And communicate in a somewhat less formal mode.

I draft every email as they will it will be forwarded to others, which unfortunately in my organization one needs to assume. So I do not let any clip reflect poorly. Every email begins with a dear, And ends with a one line summary or instruction or whatever next step is appropriate, followed by a proper closing.

I feel this is the modern day equivalent of dressing for the job you want. So many processes and transactions are now only viewed through email given the remote environment that is important to have them be clean precise and thoughtful.

This, of course, varies from institution to institution, but I honestly don’t mind putting in the extra 20 seconds to send an email it takes the above into account. And I can’t tell you how many times I have found out that emails have been forwarded, And relied upon in a positive way, to reflect my units viewpoint when other emails are overly familiar, stacked with bad grammar and emojis, and don’t present well.

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I just can't stop rereading this post.[/quote]

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