Email Etiquette Email messages are a common element of professional workplace communication. Email creates more efficient communication within an organization and with individuals outside of the organization. Proper use of email has become an essential business skill. Its likely you will use email to communicate with others, including your boss, colleagues, clients, or prospective employers. Because your correspondence reflects you, be aware of and practice basic email etiquette. Only send your mail to involved parties. Copy or CC the message only to individuals who are involved with the information presented. Blind copy, or the BCC, should only be used in rare circumstances, such as if the information involves legal implications. Since mail-alls are usually sent to all employees...