E-mail messages sent before they’re reviewed and ready can cause problems ranging from simple embarrassment to sensitive information being sent to the wrong people. Here’s a way to cut down on those mistakes:
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Have any of your managers been annoyed by a cell phone going off during a meeting? If so, here’s an example of how they shouldn’t respond:
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Tags: cell phone, meetings
If your company recruits employees through LinkedIn, there’s a new way for you to market your organization to candidates:
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Tags: company profile, LinkedIn
A former library employee involved in a bizarre e-mail mix-up will be awarded $25,000 after he was wrongfully imprisoned for allegedly threatening his boss.
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Tags: e-mail, harassment, library, threats
Thanks to new “electronic discovery” rules, e-mail records have emerged as key pieces of evidence in many employment lawsuits — often in employees’ favor. Here are some common e-mail mistakes by managers that get companies in serious trouble.
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Tags: e-mail, electronic discovery, evidence, lawsuit
Are employees in your organization looking for a better way to communicate with each other?
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Tags: e-mail, social networking, Twitter, Yammer
Everyone makes them every now and then. But avoiding these common e-mail mistakes will help make communication with managers and employees stronger:
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Tags: e-mail, etiquette, subject line
Technology’s changing the way companies communicate with employees — but there are some things that are still better discussed face-to-face.
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The boom in telecommuting’s being driven by soaring gas prices and a sinking economy. Now there’s data showing just how big an impact the practice is having.
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Tags: CompTIA, telecommuting
Next time you need staff for IT, it could be a good idea to look beyond the tried and true job postings and try searching a little closer to home.
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Tags: hiring, leadership, recruiting, staffing
