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Who should be in the TO field of and email?
- Anyone that I want to send an email.
- Only the person that is expected to act or reply
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What type of emails are most likely making up the vast majority of my daily emails?
- Fun emails from my colleagues.
- Staff all emails with general update.
- Standard business emails that require me to act.
- Emails that I am cc’d into and that are likely not that urgent.
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If I receive an email that has a large amount of people cc’d into it and is likely to cause several replies, I should think twice before hitting the ‘reply all’ button and consider who really needs to know about this topic all the way along.
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- False
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What can help me to organise my email inbox and determine what emails are important and should be read first?
- Open every email immediately as it arrives no matter what. That way you are staying on top of things.
- I could create a rule that automatically moves all CC emails in a different folder, leaving my inbox with emails that are actually meant to be for me.
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What habits could I practice that will help me buying some time throw-out a day.
- Consider to only read emails when at the office rather than on mobile devices. Turn of alerts on your mobile phone.
- Turn your email client off for an hour or two when doing critical work.
- Assess every email that requires action with the urgent vs important mind set.
- Consider flagging emails for later or add any tasks to your to do list.
- Ignore useless emails and it will eventually educate those that send them.
- If it suits you make specific times for emails for example the first 30min of your day, after lunch and the last 30min of your day. If there is something urgent, people with call you.
- All of the above
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