Everyone uses email. Whether it's a cover letter, a note asking someone for an informational interview or a thank-you note for spending time over coffee talking about job prospects, you're going to ...

Let’s face it—writing emails can be a bit of a chore. Whether you’re trying to strike the perfect tone for a client, clarify a message for a colleague, or simply figure out how to start that daunting ...

Every memo, every letter, every email or proposal you write speaks volumes about you and your organization. That's why it's so important that each correspondence that leaves your desk is crisp, ...

Email can be nerve-racking. How long should you make your thank-you note to the person who met you for an informational interview? How do you reply to your team telling them that their project isn't ...

Did you know that thank-you notes are so important that they have their own “National Day” on Dec. 26? This sleeper of a December holiday may not be well known, but the significance of expressing ...

Whether you’ve simply had a bad day or you’re nearing your breaking point over something that has happened in your office, composing a thoughtful email to discuss what’s going on is rarely a walk in ...

Many people have been writing emails and texts since middle school. Your audience was interested in what you had to say. And your audience was small. Today, your audience is desperate to delete, defer ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Considering that the average office worker receives a whooping 121 emails per day, it’s no wonder it’s a challenge to get your emails ...

Say you just got interviewed and want to cement a good impression — or make up for a less-than-perfect performance. Try writing an interview thank-you email. Following up an interview with a concise ...