When it comes to etiquette, just remember these few things. Don't write while you're angry. You'd be surprised how easy it is to have things get out of control over the internet. Wait, calm down, and have someone else edit your email for you. Don't use sarcasm. You may think it's funny and clever, but the person that you're dealing with won't. DON'T USE UPPERCASE. People don't want to feel like you're shouting at them, and on the internet, uppercase is the equilavent of yelling. Use clear subject lines. People are extremely busy. By being able to scan the subject lines, it tells them what is important and needs to be addressed first. Keeping your emails short also helps with this. People don't have time to read something that is pages long. Keep it to just a couple of paragraphs at most.

提到禮儀，只要記住幾點(diǎn)。不要在生氣的時(shí)候?qū)懶拧Ｄ阋苍S會(huì)驚訝在互聯(lián)網(wǎng)上讓局面失控是多么容易地一件事。等一等、平靜心情，讓別人為你編輯郵件。不要嘲諷，你也許認(rèn)為那是"機(jī)智"是"幽默"，但是接受方卻不會(huì)那么認(rèn)為；(英文)不要用大寫。人們不喜歡你對(duì)他們大吼，而在互聯(lián)網(wǎng)上大寫就等于在大叫。用明確的主題，人們很忙，通過看主題，告訴他們什么是重要的，需要首先處理。保持郵件內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)短也有助于這一點(diǎn)。因?yàn)槿藗儧]有時(shí)間看長(zhǎng)篇大論。

Another mistake that people tend to make is to send an email to the wrong person. Service providers are trying to make it easier for you by creating an address book where one click can send an email to a person, however, this also makes it easier for you to make a mistake. Clicking on the wrong person is extremely common. So just double check to make sure that you have the right recipient.

人們往往會(huì)犯下的另一個(gè)錯(cuò)誤是把電子郵件發(fā)錯(cuò)。服務(wù)商為了使你方便添加了一個(gè)地址簿，只要點(diǎn)擊就能把郵件發(fā)送給一個(gè)人，不過這也讓人們更容易犯錯(cuò)誤。點(diǎn)錯(cuò)了接受人非常普遍。只要再檢查一遍，確保收信人是對(duì)的就可以了。

Using one email address for everything that you do. Although you might think this is a good idea, this will make it harder for you in the long run. It's a lot easier to have separate emails for business, personal, even shopping needs. If you only have a few minutes and need to take care of something regarding business, you don't want to have to scan through a lot of personal emails trying to find the one that you're looking for. By keeping it separate it just helps you stay more organized.

用一個(gè)郵件地址做任何事情。雖然也許你認(rèn)為這是一個(gè)好主意，長(zhǎng)久會(huì)讓你難辦。將郵件分為個(gè)人、公司甚至購物三類就容易地多。如果你有幾分鐘的話，需要處理公事，那么就不會(huì)在個(gè)人郵件堆里找一封工作電子郵件。分開讓你更有組織性。

Sending the email too fast. We know that everyone is busy and that you don't have a lot of time, but if your email is full of mistakes, it will make you look unprofessional to someone that you want to do business with. So just take a couple seconds to skim over everything you've written to see if that's what you want to say.

發(fā)郵件太塊。我們知道每個(gè)人都很忙，沒有時(shí)間，但是如果郵件中充滿錯(cuò)誤，這會(huì)讓你在和你做生意的人眼里看來不專業(yè)，所以花片刻掃一眼寫過的內(nèi)容是否是你要表達(dá)的。

Also, when you rush, people have been known to forget the attachment. It may sound silly but there have been a number of times that people have sent me things that said "it's all explained in the attachment" when there was no attachment. This leaves me clueless and them looking very unprofessional. So just think about what you're doing and take the time to get it done right the first time.

而且在匆忙之中，你經(jīng)常出現(xiàn)忘記附件的情況。聽上去愚蠢，但有很多時(shí)候人們的郵件中稱："附件中有詳細(xì)解釋"，可沒附件。這會(huì)讓我不知所云，而讓他們看起來很不專業(yè)。所以認(rèn)真考慮自己在做什么，花時(shí)間第一次就把事情辦好。