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Don’t be tempted to use e-mail to avoid personal contact, particularly if there is already a difficulty – chances are that someone will misinterpret the written word without the benefit of accompanying verbal tone and body language, and you could end up having a drama to resolve. 7. Always re-read e-mails before sending them, including the Subject box – not only will you pick up spelling mistakes, but you may find the message reads differently to the way you intended.
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