Email is a part of our everyday lives and it’s been on the technological scene since 1965 when the first electronic message was created at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. But it’s American ...

A middle school jab goes something like this: "We're having an A-B conversation, so you can C your way out." I bring this up because there's a workplace parallel to this that doesn't seem to have a ...

The act of emailing groups of people often presents quandaries, both of the etiquette and ethical variety. If you cc everyone, you run the risk of a never-ending reply-all chain that exposes the ...

It’s always seemed quite absurd to me that the default mode of communication adopted by most modern workplaces is email. As if the ins and outs of office politics weren’t perilous enough already, ...

It can be a challenge to survive, let alone thrive, in the corporate world. The communication style is different, the culture can feel artificial, and it’s difficult to tell the difference between an ...

I wrote yesterday how I managed to nab a Dynamite scoop simply by being accidentally cc'ed into a email conversation that I simply shouldn't have been. CC and BCC can be tricky things and I have ...