Anonymous
08/03/2024 12:40
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
I've always listed by rank order. If I'm feeling passive-aggressive I will intentionally list a person last.
Anonymous
08/03/2024 07:47
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
Are we talking about the salutation? If it's more than one person I just write "Good morning." I don't name everybody.
In the "To" line yes I go by rank if I know it, because some people care.
In the "To" line yes I go by rank if I know it, because some people care.
Anonymous
08/03/2024 07:44
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
I think who we list first shows our unsconscious bias - whether we know it or not.
Anonymous
08/02/2024 19:56
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
I truly don’t care enough for this.
Anonymous
08/02/2024 18:30
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
Alpha
Anonymous
08/02/2024 18:20
Subject: Re:Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
No, I often do names alphabetically.
Anonymous
08/02/2024 18:15
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
No, I don't let people stand on ceremony that way. Sometimes if there are four men and one woman, I'll put the woman's name first, because #girlpower though. 
Anonymous
08/02/2024 18:14
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
Do people really do this? For me it’s totally arbitrary, just whomever I think of first.
Anonymous
08/02/2024 18:11
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
No
Anonymous
08/02/2024 17:47
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
Would you choose the person who has been there longer? Someone that you like better?
Anonymous
08/02/2024 17:33
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
It depends on the situation. Sometimes the person in charge of the project should be put first, not the leader nominally overseeing the group.
Anonymous
08/02/2024 17:30
Subject: Do you always put the more important person first in an email introduction?
I know if its a boss, you will put them first. But do you think people "rank" people's names in an e-mail (e.g., this person is more important than Y, even though they have the same title, so i'll put them first)?