Unfortunately this cannot be applied to all companies and countries. I work for a international company in France 🇫🇷 and the “fancy flourishes” and very formal emails are much required in a highly hierarchical organization. I can compare it cause I worked prior to that in London where emails were much less formal and more direct. In France, the more direct you are the more rude you are considered. So your rules definitely do not apply, on contrary 😢
I always end with " Kind regards". I do not find this pompous. As long as the message is short and you mean what you say, and you say what you mean, it is ok. If you know the person well, a friendly touch is ok. You do not complain about yesterday's dinner !
But It doesnt make sense with the time of sending an email - specifically in a global world with many time zones! It is not the case of the sender to request imidiate responce for the email. The responder should set own boundries like turn off email norification, setup do not distrub, and simply dont check emails outside working hours!
Reaching Victoria Turk is fundamentally different than others , An evolving industry her mentality is reaching us , yes 1970s , now on UA-cam proud of you , yes true hi is wrong in emailing , THE FANCY IS NOT BUT TIME , TIMES OUT AS YOU KNOW THIS QUICKLY BECAUSE GREAT ATTEMPTS ! Rudeness true watching you on shorts , electronic mail ( THE LAST IS AS FIRST LETTER )
I prefer "Sincerely" in my valediction to "Best/Best Wishes." Using "Sincerely" is more formal and business-proper, whereas "Best Wishes" can came across as overly familiar or disingenuous. I'm certainly not using "Best Wishes" in an email to my CEO. Otherwise, great information and thank you for sharing!
Needs to do a little more research. Talks about not wasting our time but I felt this video was a waste of time. Just not enough valuable content. Would be valuable for you to read the book Hamster Revolution.
Thank you ( dr imenherbal ) on UA-cam channel being the reason why am smiling today, your herbal supplement for bad breath halitosis is indeed an active one. keep saving lives sir ...
Once again, some entitled little queen is making pronouncements without lacking the maturity and breadth of experience to back them. Ah, the joys of social media, which is really anything but! Silly little woman...
Keep emails as short as possible
Like UA-cam comments
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Unfortunately this cannot be applied to all companies and countries. I work for a international company in France 🇫🇷 and the “fancy flourishes” and very formal emails are much required in a highly hierarchical organization. I can compare it cause I worked prior to that in London where emails were much less formal and more direct. In France, the more direct you are the more rude you are considered. So your rules definitely do not apply, on contrary 😢
very good
I end the email with regards and I have it on my signature block. Best wishes are reserved for friends and family
I'm the same. In a business setting, it's either regards, or kind regards. I use regards on its own when my emails are a bit more serious.
Same, and as far as I see, regards is most common, and she didn't touch on it. Disappointing.
I typically end with “Respectfully” 😄
👍I only check email during work hours. I'm no sucker!
Respect other people's time by:
NEVER TOP POST!!
TRIM AWAY THE REPEATED STUFF!
INLINE POST!
How you address someone is IRRELEVANT.
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I always end with " Kind regards". I do not find this pompous. As long as the message is short and you mean what you say, and you say what you mean, it is ok. If you know the person well, a friendly touch is ok. You do not complain about yesterday's dinner !
I guess she thinks politeness is pompous.
@@sageparsely2365 indeed ! Cheers and nice weekend to you !
@@judyoung8347 You as well, and kind regards 😄
@@sageparsely2365 Kind regards to you, too, Sage . I think many People of good will greet with Kind Regards. It is inherent !
This is poorly thought out. Emails have a purpose. Don’t turn them into group instant messages or an alternative to phone calls.
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Omg thank you for defining this
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Best wishes? Why use that? Just end the email w how you'd end the same message if spoken. Often that will be thanks.
just say - use instant messaging instead of Email, since IM's interface are more streamlined and all this talk is about is leaning towards email as IM
Very practical advice.
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"Best" at the end of an email is not a complete phrase, I find it annoying. "Thanks" is much more fitting.
2022(G) “Respect and dignity.” Furthermore:
Thank you.
Good stuff. However, I'll keep using "kind regards".
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But It doesnt make sense with the time of sending an email - specifically in a global world with many time zones! It is not the case of the sender to request imidiate responce for the email. The responder should set own boundries like turn off email norification, setup do not distrub, and simply dont check emails outside working hours!
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This. I dont check email outside office hours on the assumption that if something really needs doing outside them then somebody will call me.
Reaching Victoria Turk is fundamentally different than others , An evolving industry her mentality is reaching us , yes 1970s , now on UA-cam proud of you , yes true hi is wrong in emailing , THE FANCY IS NOT BUT TIME , TIMES OUT AS YOU KNOW THIS QUICKLY BECAUSE GREAT ATTEMPTS ! Rudeness true watching you on shorts , electronic mail ( THE LAST IS AS FIRST LETTER )
What???? Google translate much?
@@mamascarlatti thank you Victoria was talking about emailing the best letters for emailing and not as they did
@@mamascarlatti thank you Victoria was talking about emailing the best letters for emailing and not as they did
I prefer "Sincerely" in my valediction to "Best/Best Wishes." Using "Sincerely" is more formal and business-proper, whereas "Best Wishes" can came across as overly familiar or disingenuous. I'm certainly not using "Best Wishes" in an email to my CEO.
Otherwise, great information and thank you for sharing!
Victoria Turk 👍🏻
You’re writing emails wrongly. 🙄
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Top-posting is the surest sign you don’t respect the recipient’s time.
When using Microsoft Outlook it seems to be the default.
That was helpful
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Kind regards no? Oh mann, hmmm
Will take note ☺
That's her opinion. Personally, I'm sticking with it. Politeness is not pompous.
@@sageparsely2365I like signing off with kind regards..
Who are you to say that?
I havent learned anything new today.
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wow
Imagine regurgitating 3 year old content..
Stop censoring people Teddy.
2019 ? :/
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I don't write emails! So jokes on u!
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Needs to do a little more research. Talks about not wasting our time but I felt this video was a waste of time. Just not enough valuable content. Would be valuable for you to read the book Hamster Revolution.
This video not that short tbh
Thank you ( dr imenherbal ) on UA-cam channel being the reason why am smiling today, your herbal supplement for bad breath halitosis is indeed an active one. keep saving lives sir ...
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@@cocofingerfamilysong thanks
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I do closing as Very Respectfully, all military do
Well yeah; it's written 'E. mails'. You could've set an example and written it correctly.
obsolete talk
Once again, some entitled little queen is making pronouncements without lacking the maturity and breadth of experience to back them. Ah, the joys of social media, which is really anything but! Silly little woman...
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