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SHRIYA KARVE
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Hello Kirti!!! What a fine job!! :D Very much essential in today’s walks of life especially when the SMS shortcuts are on fire... Thanx for the same.. Shriya
From India, Mumbai
Anvesha
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Hi Kirti Your presentations are always a piece of good information & knowledge. Fabulousely framed. Keep going. Barkha.
From India, Pune
boystrad
Hey Kirti, That was really a nice PPT...i being a student know exactly what to do and what not to do with regard to official and formal mails. Thank You Regards Radhika
From India, Delhi
Aanandi
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Hi Kirti, It was an excellent presentation... Keep posting such presentations.. Regards, Aanandi
From India, Mumbai
shubhanjali
Hi Kirti, Quite an useful and informative presentation.specially for training new comers and team members. Regards Shubhanjali

siva_4332
Hi kirthi, Most of the professionals were using the words "URGENT" and "IMPORTANT" when they send mails. May i know that why this words should not be used and the reason behind. Regards, Sivakumar
From India, Madras
Kirti Bajaj
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Hello Sivakumar,
I completely agree with you that most professionals use words like "URGENT" and "IMPORTANT" in the subject lines.
But, one should avoid using such words when they send mails because of few reasons:
· All messages should have clear and specific subject lines.
· Specify if there are any actions required.
. Only use this if it is a really, really urgent or important message.
I hope these all points will clear your doubt.
Thanks & Regards,
Kirti

From India, Jaipur
Divshash
Dear Kirti The PPT is informative and as an HR i believe its important to take keep such points in mind . Regards Divya :idea:
From India, Udaipur
M.Peer Mohamed Sardhar
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DEar Kriti
After downloading I have sent across the same to my colleagues,
Thank You, It has made some change E-Mails Revert back to us came in a Much Nice Way
Hats OFF Kirti,,,
Regards
M. Peer Mohamed Sardhar.

From India, Coimbatore
preetikhorana
Dear Kirti,
That was great presentation! I would like to add , why we do not use capitals in an email is because writing in capital letters is considered rude as it feels like someone is shouting.
Regards
Preeti

From United States, Chicago
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