The new rules for interoffice communication tools

The new rules for interoffice communication tools The new rules for interoffice communication tools Here’s an excerpt from my upcoming book, Wait, How Do I Lead My Team? (available on Amazon in April 2019).Follow Ladders on Flipboard!Follow Ladders’ magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and more! Start sentences with capital letters and capitalize proper nouns until the co-worker on the other end proves he/she prefers lowercase words at all times. For example: “Do you have the report for the Nicholson account yet?” –    Once the other person shows a preference for lowercase words, you may choose to go with, “do you have the report for the Nicholson account yet? –    If you type with the case the other person prefers, you are always in the right. In the same vein, stay away from emojis until the other person drops one first. Even though the chatter through instant messages can be rapid fire, watch every word you type. Many communication tools act as archives so anyone with access can find past conversations in the program.