Anonymous
11/20/2025 07:11
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
BLUF. Took some getting used to but now I’m a fan.
Anonymous
11/20/2025 03:19
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
BLUF at top
Anonymous
11/20/2025 02:51
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
If it needs to be more than a few paragraphs, I add the details in an attachment and give a summary in the email.
Anonymous
11/20/2025 02:18
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
Your first sentence should simply be the Tl;dr or BLUF part.
Anonymous
11/19/2025 21:09
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
Tl;dr is used throughout the tech industry in professional correspondence.
Anonymous
11/18/2025 07:04
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
Bluf
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Anonymous
11/18/2025 06:54
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
Anonymous wrote:BLUF
BLUF
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Anonymous
11/18/2025 06:52
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
Anonymous wrote:What do you use in place of TL;DR to summarize for a reader in an email.
Executive Summary
Anonymous
11/17/2025 21:15
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
Fed is BLUF.
I'm a tech exec and use TLDR on many of my emails, including to the CEO. Depends on the audience/culture.
I'm a tech exec and use TLDR on many of my emails, including to the CEO. Depends on the audience/culture.
Anonymous
11/17/2025 19:56
Subject: What’s the professional equivalent of “ TL;DR” ?
UM, it's called an intro paragraph summarizing the point of your email