EPISODE · Nov 23, 2009 · 3 MIN
Being structured when e-mailing
from Done! · host David Stiernholm
Many suffer from overcrowded inboxes and getting more e-mails than they can handle. Having a smart way of dealing with incoming mail once it has arrived is one thing, but we can also influence how efficiently we utilize e-mailing as a whole through how we compose the e-mails we send others. Today, 'Done!' presents six tips to how you can help others help you make your e-mailing more efficient.
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