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How to write a professional resignation email

Congratulations! You’ve just landed your dream job with that marketing start-up. You can’t wait to explore new things, meet new people, and continue your journey of professional growth. However, starting a new position inevitably comes with leaving your current one – and that means writing a proper letter of resignation.
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Email templates: Examples, samples & best practices

Do you sometimes find yourself staring at an empty screen as you wonder what to write in your email? Do you wish you had a checklist, some sample phrases, or a template you could use for inspiration? Look no further: mail.com has lots of pointers for writing effective emails.
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64 people found this article helpful.

Are we taking work emails too personally? How not to be offended

Most people have misinterpreted an email or text at some point, and the shift to remote work has only made it more likely that misreading an email will lead to bad feelings between coworkers. So, why do people tend to assume the worst in written communications, and how can we keep from feeling offended?
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76 people found this article helpful.

Professional email sign-offs: Best closing lines

You’ve just written a great business email with a clear message. But now it’s time to bring it to a close and leave your recipient with a positive impression. Did you know that professional email etiquette calls for an appropriate ending to your message?
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242 people found this article helpful.

Write a welcome aboard email for a new employee: Templates & tips

When onboarding a new employee, it’s important to make them feel welcome and make sure they have all the information they need to succeed in their new position. And a “Welcome aboard” email is a great way to get the job done.
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46 people found this article helpful.

How a professional new email address helps your job search

Are you looking for a new job? You will probably send emails to hiring managers, enter your contact email into job search sites, and even list your email address on your CV. So, should you have a professional email address and job search email account? We highly recommend it – here’s why.
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Email Office Netiquette
532 people found this article helpful.

How to write professional email invitations – with examples

Need to schedule a work meeting? Whether you’d like to invite a candidate to a job interview or get your project group in one room to plan some next steps, sending an email invitation remains one of the most effective ways to get people on board.
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34 people found this article helpful.

Applying by email: Samples for your successful job application

Like many other people, you may be looking around for a new job. And what is one of the most common ways to send a job application? Email, of course! Today mail.com shares our checklist and templates for sending in your application by email.
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648 people found this article helpful.

How to write effective email subject lines

Do your emails often go unnoticed? Have you been sending emails and receiving no replies? Many people suffer from the same issue, but don’t worry! All that may be missing is the right subject line. So, we’ve brought you a comprehensive guide on how to write more effective email subject lines.
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Email Office Netiquette
48 people found this article helpful.

CC vs. BCC in email: Meanings and how to use them correctly

Cc and bcc can both be used to send copies of an email to additional recipients. But have you sometimes wondered what the letters stand for? Or have you steered clear of both because you aren’t quite sure about the difference between cc and bcc? We explain when to use cc vs bcc, how to find bcc in Outlook and your mail.com account – and the original meaning of cc.
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Email How-to Inbox Netiquette
2,423 people found this article helpful.
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