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Email Etiquette Training | Chicago

Fast Facts

Duration
1 day
Class Size
Max 10 students
Times
9.00am to 4.30pm
Computer
One per student
Price
Quote only

Email Etiquette

  • Course Outline
  • Instructors

Course Description

E-mail has changed the way we communicate. Unfortunately the speed of the medium can sometimes result in some unpredictable and undesirable results.

This Email Etiquette course will teach participants how to use e-mail effectively in the workplace and how to avoid some common pitfalls when sending an e-mail.

Leaning Objectives

Upon successful completion of this Email Etiquette class students will be able to:

  • Write Effective Messages.
  • Use e-mail Accessories and Passwords.
  • Write an Appropriate Subject Line.
  • Taylor Message for Recipient needs.
  • Managing E-mail Volume.
  • Follow Netiquette Guidelines.
  • Prepare for Recipient Reactions.
  • Use Emoticons Effectively.
  • Differences between Writing Online and traditional Paper-based Writing.
  • Achieve E-mail Message Objectives.
  • Develop Effective Writing Habits.
 
 

Course Outline

Office Protocol

  • Definition of Business Etiquette
  • How to present a professional appearance
  • Cubicle and Office etiquette
  • Develop positive co-worker relationships
  • Avoid rumors, gossip and conflicts

Professional Conduct

  • Use the Internet properly
  • Identify and handle ethical dilemmas
  • Maintain loyalty and confidentiality in the workplace
  • How to handle personal issues
  • Dealing with flirting, office romances and sexual harassment

Communicating in the Workplace

  • Introduce people properly
  • Be an effective conversationalist
  • Handle conversational faux pas
  • Follow meeting protocol and etiquette

Etiquette in Communication

  • How to be professional and courteous on the telephone
  • How to compose professional emails
  • Writing guidelines to communicate effectively

Business functions

  • Business eitiquette at functions
  • Proper etiquette for dining

Traveling for Business

  • Be a courteous traveler
  • Plane, car, and hotel etiquette
  • Prepare for international trips
  • Understanding cultural orientations and respecting hosts
 
 

Meet the Instructors

 
 

Allyncia

Allyncia has 12 years of corporate training experience. She holds a Bachelors degree in Psychology and Spanish.
Ms. Williams has studied, traveled, and worked abroad in 14 countries. As a corporate communications consultant in Tokyo, Japan, she created business skills and cross-cultural training programs for a wide range of clients including Goldman Sachs, Deutsch Bank, Nissan, Mitsubishi, Johnson & Johnson Co., Eddie Bauer, JAPEX, Ministry of International Trade to name a few.
Since returning to the US, Allyncia has consulted in HR and Training roles with Hewitt Associates, LaSalle Bank and Unicare.

CLOSE BIO
"Course was beneficial because we used actual work issues. Which helps in determining the best approach for different types of e-mails."
John J Anderson - CNH Global
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