WASHINGTON — The average office worker sends about 40 work emails a day and receives about 120. The way we end those emails sends a message, and it’s not always a good one.
The University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business says if you’ve crafted a professional email that is concise and articulate, and intended to be persuasive, don’t blow it in those final, parting words, ending with a signoff that is also a turnoff.
