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3 years ago

Choose the best closing for a message requesting the receiver's support for a proposed change in a benefits plan.

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MrRissso [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

c. Contacting me by December 1 about your support of this new benefits plan will allow me to present this proposal at the next strategic planning session.

Explanation:

The closing for a request should indicate a deadline for receiver, which can help to engage receiver in sender’s process.

Even though in this scenario, the sender is requesting for a support which might be not receiver’s responsibility to accept the benefit plan, but the sender can smartly appreciate the receiver if he can have the support by December 1.

I suppose with this closing in an email, receiver will put this mail in his working calendar or prioritized list if he really care and want to support this plan.

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