When job hunting, the strongest, simplest thing you can do is write a thank you email after an interview. It's a powerful gesture that leaves a lasting impression and sets you apart from other ...

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Take a look at these email responses from two different agents, applicants for a position in your customer contact center. Would you give them passing grades? Would you hire them to write email to ...

In today’s technology-driven world, it is rare to apply for a job in person. In most cases, job applications are online. And while some businesses have a dedicated platform set up for the job ...

Technological advancements have had a profound effect on the way small businesses conduct operations and communicate with employees. One such advancement, email, provides a quick and inexpensive means ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Microsoft has become the latest tech giant to announce it's cutting workers. The company's decision follows layoff plans at other industry titans, ...

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At this point, you’re ready to swear off email altogether–and the only thing that’s stopping you is knowing that’s totally unrealistic. So, here’s a better use of your time: Review what you wrote and ...

Say you just got interviewed and want to cement a good impression — or make up for a less-than-perfect performance. Try writing an interview thank-you email. Following up an interview with a concise ...