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What is Professional Communication?

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Professional communication refers to the exchange of information in a workplace or formal setting, characterized by clarity, respect, and adherence to etiquette.

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What distinguishes Professional from Unprofessional communication?

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Professional communication is respectful, clear, and appropriate for the context, while unprofessional communication may be casual, disrespectful, or inappropriate.

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Why is it important to introduce yourself in a professional manner?

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Introducing yourself professionally helps establish credibility and respect, making a positive impression on the receiver.

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What is the appropriate way to address a colleague in an email?

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It is appropriate to use their first name if you have a friendly relationship, but always consider the context.

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How should you address a boss or teacher in an email?

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You should address them by their title (e.g., Mr., Ms., Dr.) or last name unless they have indicated otherwise.

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What does including 'sent from my iPhone' in an email imply?

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Including this footer can be seen as unprofessional as it suggests a lack of attention to detail.

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True or False: You should always address the email recipient by name or title.

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True. Addressing the recipient by name or title shows respect and professionalism.

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What is the significance of using proper grammar and spelling in professional communication?

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Proper grammar and spelling enhance clarity and professionalism, reflecting your attention to detail.

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What is an example of unprofessional language in emails?

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Using slang, informal language, or emojis can be considered unprofessional in formal emails.

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What is the role of tone in professional communication?

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Tone conveys your attitude and can affect how your message is received; a respectful tone is essential.

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