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3 years ago

Interpersonal Professional Communication According to your textbook, when is an email message appropriate for communicating?

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ira [324]3 years ago

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When you need some serious help

devlian [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

An email message is appropriate for communicating when sending short and informal messages, whether responding to inquiries or requesting for information from the recipient. An email message should be brief, concise, clear and straight to the point.

Also, sometimes someone who is sending an email could have multiple receivers hence such email needs to be sent and then saved or archived afterwards. Where a person is sending longer attachments, an email can be used as a cover document for such.

Emails are not meant for angry responses, negative news, hence must be thoroughly edited because they are considered permanent once they are sent . The focal point of discussion should be the topic in an email communication; while it is advisable to begin communication only when one has been able to gather relevant information instead of just responding.

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