Send It Like You Mean It: Writing Effective Email in the Workplace

Email communication reflects you, your professionalism, and your company. Poorly written emails containing grammatical errors and confusing messages can have devastating effects on your credibility.

AFTER THIS WEBINAR YOU'LL BE ABLE TO:

• Use the Anatomy of an Email to efficiently structure your messages 
• Organize emails so readers can scan through them quickly 
• Increase email readability with a simple writing approach 
• Avoid common blunders and pitfalls 
• Steer clear of habits that destroy your credibility 
• Save time by communicating more effectively with email

WEBINAR DETAILS: 

Email, a simple and important part of our everyday lives both professionally and personally. Despite the importance and benefits of writing clear and concise emails this skill isn't taught in schools. Email can be tricky and there is one major flaw. Join this webinar to uncover what it is and how to steer clear. In this informative session you will learn how to make small adjustments to avoid major email communication pitfalls. Participants will be able to recognize the components of an email and how to make each one matter. 

In an increasingly virtual workplace, effective email communication is key to your success! Do you feel like your emails aren't read? Do you want to increase the readability of your emails? Discover the top three reasons why emails are ignored. Lastly, what about the dreaded email blunder? We'll review some of the most common (and comical) email blunders and how to sidestep them. Make sure your message is exact before you hit send. Think that will take too much time? Your reputation, credibility, and professionalism are worth it. Join us! The live webinar format is designed so that participants can contribute and ask questions via the chat function. 

Attendance certificate provided, however there are no pre-approved CEs associated with this webinar. 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: 

This session is designed for anyone wanting to develop or finetune their written communication skills. Everyone will benefit from improving their skills, from CEOs and clinical managers, to nurses and social workers, even hospice volunteers!