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E-mail Avalanche

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E-mail Avalanche

When e-mail first became available, it seemed like the perfect solution to the disruption of a phone call. But frankly, you’ve got too much mail, right? Here are some tips for dealing with the excess in your inbox.


March 31, 2001
This article first appeared in the PR April 2001 issue of Pro Remodeler.

When e-mail first became available, it seemed like the perfect solution to the disruption of a phone call. But frankly, you’ve got too much mail, right? Here are some tips for dealing with the excess in your inbox.

1. Don’t use your inbox as a catchall folder. Read each incoming message once take action - either delete it or move it to a project-specific subfolder.

2. Use "reply-to-all" and "CC" buttons sparingly.

3. Ask to be removed from distribution lists.

4. Use the "Out-of-Office" function on your e-mail when you are in the field or unavailable.


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