Acceptable informal communication

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Grammar
When communicating with colleagues and management in messengers, you need to pay attention not only to the wording of expressions, but also to spelling. In order not to expose yourself as an illiterate person, always reread the message before sending it, so as not to make mistakes. And remember, T9 is your enemy. If possible, use the PC version of messengers - it is more convenient to check and correct errors there than on the phone.


The bar for business etiquette has been lowered a little with the transition to communication indonesia email list in messengers. Informal communication has become the norm today: you can easily wish everyone a good day or success in an upcoming event. But it is important to know when to stop and not to forget that here you are conducting business correspondence, and not “chatting” with a friend. For example, during the next waves of flu or covid, instead of the standard “Good morning and a good day to everyone!” it is more appropriate to write, for example, “I wish everyone only 36.6!”

Brevity is the sister of wit
Messenger chats are not designed for "sheets" of text. On the contrary, brevity and conciseness are honored here. There is one rule: one message - only one idea. And never send a message with only one word, and even several in a row. This is very annoying in personal correspondence, and completely inappropriate in business. Try not to use ambiguous phrases, colorful descriptions and official language.