In the professional world, the way you end an email is just as important as the content you include, even though this crucial element of electronic communication is sometimes overlooked. A good ...

How many emails do you write a day? Quite a few, I would imagine. And to sign off, do you have a special phrase you have specifically designed, or do you, like the rest of us, stare at the email, and ...

A man put his own spin on a popular TikTok trend and ranked different professional email sign-offs in a video viewed more than one million times. Shane Ramsay posted the now-viral video to his TikTok ...

If you’ve ever written an email, you’ve probably, at some point, been faced with a sign-off dilemma. While sign-offs can be tricky no matter the context, the pressure can be particularly intense when ...

“REGARDS”. “BEST WISHES”. “Warmly”. “Cheers”. “Take care”. The words at the end of a professional email may seem banal. Still, the sign-off matters. Even the ubiquitous “Sent from my iPhone” can act ...

Here in L.A, sign offs (either written or at in-person exits) vary with the person involved. I envy people who have the perfect sign off. It should fit the personality of the person writing. And if it ...

Emails are a staple of workplace communication, but they can often feel formal and impersonal. Adding a dash of humor to your sign-offs is a fantastic way to end on a positive note and make your ...

Most professional emails should end with a call to action, sign-off, your name, title, and contact information. Be thoughtful about the sign-off you use in your email messages; avoid being potentially ...

What’s in an email sign-off? Apparently, quite a lot. We’re probably not even aware how much we subconsciously intuit when scrolling through our inbox. Curt and to the point? Definitely from a boomer.

Warning: The way you start and finish your work emails directly affects how your message is received. Worse, your recipients may perceive your go-to greeting and sign-off choices as overly aggressive, ...

You've just finished composing an email to a potential client you've talked with a few times before. Now for the tricky part: your sign-off. Should you use "Sincerely," "Kind regards" or "Cheers"? How ...