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Manager's reply to employee's resignation goes viral: 'Resignation accepted but remember...'A simple resignation email and a manager's gracious reply have captured attention online. The employee announced their departure, and the m...- Candidate politely asks HR why his job application was rejected; the answer left him so embarrassed he abruptly disconnected the callA viral X post depicted a job candidate's rejection due to attaching a file titled "Hotpanties_to_buy_PDF" instead of their resume. The rel...
- She was almost fired for sending a casual email. But CEO’s simple rule saved her job: ‘Human emotion is the ultimate superpower.’A senior manager's viral post highlights the perils of overly robotic emails. Her CEO's advice to inject extra emotion into every message, ...
- ‘Emails should not come after hours, expecting immediate replies’: Boss sends email after work hours. Employee answers 3 days later, after weekend.A career coach highlighted the growing conflict over after-hours work expectations. An employee's firm stance on responding to emails only ...
- Employee with 110% performance quits after 5 years; boss, who offered raise, took it personally & ignores their last day entirely, Reddit predictsAn employee with five years of strong performance was reportedly overlooked by their manager on their last day, sparking debate about workp...
- HR’s no-nonsense email to intern goes viral: 'Avoid sleeping in office, don't access terrace'. Viral post sparks debateAn intern's HR warning email has become an internet sensation. The message detailed rules about sleeping, restricted areas, and desk presen...
- Lost in corporate translation: Viral video hilariously exposes what not to say vs. office-speak alternatives to sound professionalCorporate lingo often complicates simple workplace communication. Common phrases in emails and meetings transform into elaborate jargon to ...
- Mastering email etiquette: 5 common mistakes to avoid for professional communicationEmail etiquette is essential in the corporate environment. Avoid common mistakes like unclear subject lines, skipping salutations, using un...
- Find someone's name difficult to pronounce or spell? Here's how to handle delicate mattersIt is quite easy to ask people how their names are spelled and pronounced.
- Looking for a job? TCS is offering a free course to improve your employability skills. Here are detailsHere are all the details about the eligibility, duration, course syllabus and who should take the course.
- Boss sent a rude mail? It can stress you and your family outA rude email can not only stress out the recipient, but also affect their family members.
- Want to mobilise people for a cause? Talk, don't emailTalking to six people in person is equal to the power of a 200-recipient email blast.
- Here's a guide to office etiquetteEven as companies try to relax work policies for professionals and try to change status quo, some ground rules on what to do and what not t...
- Five ways to maintain workplace etiquetteOffices are increasingly doing away with cubicles and shifting to open floor plans. It becomes important to maintain certain behavioural st...
- 14 email etiquette rules every professional should knowWith more or less all our conversations are over emails now and it is important to get them right to have the desired impact. Here are some...
- 14 email-etiquette rules every professional should knowResearch has found that US employees, on average, spend about a quarter of their time at work combing through the hundreds of emails each w...
- Rules you should follow while interacting in the virtual worldHow you behave in the virtual world reflects on your identity in the real world too. Here are some of the more common rules that you should...
- Modern Etiquette: How to cope with email overloadQuick-fire responses are frequently impractical. Here are some strategies for dealing with an overflowing inbox.
- Officials told to avoid Yahoo, GmailThe move, which comes in the backdrop of the Mumbai terror attacks, is aimed at securing sensitive information and data.
- Biz etiquette: Talk soft, laugh lightThe emphasis in business etiquette is on behaving in a way that makes the other person comfortable.
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