Not all rules are made to be broken – in fact, some rules will save you enormous amounts of time and frustration. If you use Microsoft Outlook you’ll be delighted by the time saved once you learn how to use Rules. (If you are a Mac user, check your Help menu for specifics – I [...]
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It amazes me how many companies depend on email as a tool to effectively carry out their work but give little or no proper training on how to use it! This is fundamental stuff, guys – email is now one of the most basic of business tools. Does your company provide preliminary training when you first [...]
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For your next 6 blog posts we’ll look at 6 short, easy-to-follow tips that might help you if you’ve got an Email Beast crowding your mind (and your Inbox!). When email was introduced to the workplace it was intended to help us work more effectively, but the reality is that it’s taken over many of [...]
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Why so many of us have this sense of compulsion to finalise things at Christmas? Is it because we’re wired to strive for completion? And I also wonder if it’s something to do with energy?
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Do you know how to use the many computer keyboard shortcuts available? (Touch typists who’ve been well taught, please skip this message, but pass it on to all your two-finger typo friends!) Even though I learnt to touch type many years ago, it was only in the last few years that a computer boffin friend [...]
A client asked about the best way to find email lurking somewhere in her folders. She used named folders, but every now and then something would get away, and ridiculous amounts of time would elapse whilst she scrolled through folders, Inbox, Sent, and even Deleted (if she hadn’t emptied her Trash Can for a while). [...]
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