how you write emails can hurt your career
Julie Sweet, CEO of an enterprise worth $16 billion, Accenture's North America and supervises more than 50,000 workers says the manner in which you write emails can make your career less successful. Naturally, she is knowledgeable about the important skills in the business world. Sweet recommends investing in good communications skills in both person-to-person or in writing as with email is the ideal choice for professionals. She also says that many people do not realize the significance of investing communications skills, which are essential to career growth. Bosses know whether their employees are able to communicate effectively or not. Sweet says that an employee who sends concise and to the point emails is valued, while those who don't are likely to lose their chances to advance their careers. Sweet admits that she exercises every year to sharpen her communication skills. To help you make your communication skills better, experts suggest you to follow th...