E-mail remains the most prevalent form of workplace ...

[jparksx]

E-mail remains the most prevalent form of workplace communication, despite the attention that social media and new messaging software receive in the news. However, many businesspeople describe a love-hate relationship with it. Explain three reasons many professionals complain about e-mail.

Question 2

Preparing for an Interview Interview practices and expectations vary with each situation. In order to give an effective interview no matter what the circumstances, you will need to prepare adequately. Proper interview preparation involves many levels of planning and should be taken seriously. Preparation helps candidates align _________. A. social networking sites B. their qualifications with the company's needs C. their schedules
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word

[Athena23]

Answer to Question 1

E-mail threads can be long and confusing, requiring the reader to untangle them, which is time consuming.



Many writers don't take the time to reflect on what they have written or to proofread, causing frustration, confusion, and/or unprofessionalism.

The sheer volume of e-mail messages can be difficult to manage.

Many messages are sent unnecessarily, cluttering inboxes.

Blind copying (including a third-party reader on a message that the primary recipient can't see) can be unethical or embarrassing.

The use of Reply All when a response is not pertinent to some recipients clutters inboxes and causes frustration.

The perceived need to be accessible 24/7 eliminates the distinction between work life and home life.



Many perceive e-mail as dangerous because of the trail it can leave. Messages on servers are traceable and recoverable, and many organizations can monitor their staff's personal e-mail accounts.

Answer to Question 2

their qualifications with the company's needs

[jparksx]

Excellent

[ghepp]

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