State Your Emotions Clearly in Work Emails to Avoid Misunderstandings

Dont be coy, but be respectful.

After all, being direct isone of the key ways to better communicate at work.

Andrew Brodsky gives a great example of how indicating your emotions upfront makes for a clearerand ultimately more productiveemail.

Im sure thats the clients doing and you will handle it :).

Warm Regards, [Managers Name]

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I think the intro could be improved, though; would you mind giving it another shot?

Keep this approach in mind to prevent your own messages from being misunderstood (and from causing tension).

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