"Sometimes the most meaningful act can be as simple as a thoughtful, human-written message," writes Andrew Brodsky.

People often ask Brodsky whether or not they should use emoji in professional communications. “Research shows that the effects of emojis are mixed,” he says. “But a core finding from the research is ...

Many people have been writing emails and texts since middle school. Your audience was interested in what you had to say. And your audience was small. Today, your audience is desperate to delete ...

The built-in AI can now sort through your messages, summarize incoming emails, and help you write your own missives if you’re stuck. Here’s what’s available on iPhones, iPads, and Macs—you ...

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Thankfully, you don’t need to take an etiquette class to help you with your email communication. We asked etiquette experts ...

In today's professional landscape where tone is conveyed through digital threads and artificial intelligence now can write anything ... create an account using an email address or your Google ...

To give your email higher odds of getting noticed, it’s smart to send it in the morning when colleagues are settling in. Davis, the Executive Assistant, said she’ll occasionally write emails in the ...

The author writes "A recent federal case in New York presents an instructive look at a court’s evaluation of whether an email ...