Introduction to email etiquette. Tecca. Thu, June 23, 2011 at 11:57 PM UTC. Just like traditional mail, there are a few rules to sending email messages to others that help separate the "real" mail ...

Chivalry — etiquette, civility — is often said to be dead: Vice President Dick Cheney hurls an expletive at a U.S. senator; Teresa Heinz Kerry tells a reporter to "shove ...

According to the publisher, it covers everything from "etiquette classics like table manners, gift-giving, thank-you notes, greetings and introductions, and everyday conversation" to "tech ...

They discuss the etiquette of email writing, how to handle yourself in meetings, and when it’s okay to wear your comfy pants to work. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did. Here it is.

Etiquette is always evolving. What was accepted as polite and the norm a century ago, or even a decade ago, may no longer be. "Etiquette is way more than just which fork and knife to pick up, it ...

Receiving an introduction by email can be the starting point for a positive professional outcome including a new career, a new hire, a new project, the chance to help someone else or a new ...