I think the email article was amusing. It doesn’t just happen with top executives either. Looking through on-line resumes can be a horror as well. It is amazing how I can get two resumes from the same person - one online and one through the mail – and have so many mistakes in one and not the other (I’ll let you guess which one is the mistake riddled). I think the main reason for …showed first 75 words of 161 total…

…showed last 75 words of 161 total…considered an informal way of communication. It is treated like a telephone conversation where punctuation and grammar are not as big a concern. Many people forget about punctuation, capital letters and grammatically correct sentence formation when they email. Instead they write like they speak, which can often not make sense to the recipient. The rule should be, when you write something via email, you treat it like a letter, not a posit-it note. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**