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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Business & Finance
Business Etiquette
I typed a letter for my boss, he signed it himself but, I want to show that (as a matter of ethics) that I am the one who typed and sent it.
It is being sent to a number of people (who I don't know) from my email address. It says that it is from him but, it shows my email address. How do I show prepared / sent by me the administrative assistant?
It is being sent to a number of people (who I don't know) from my email address. It says that it is from him but, it shows my email address. How do I show prepared / sent by me the administrative assistant?
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There is a standard format for business letters which allows for your situation. " You can find the entire layout in the AMA Handbook of Business Letters. (You can get it by google).
- There is a standard format for business letters which allows for your situation.
- " You can find the entire layout in the AMA Handbook of Business Letters.
- (You can get it by google).
- Suppose your boss is John Q.
- Smith.
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There is a standard format for business letters which allows for your situation. It is called "the identification line."
You can find the entire layout in the AMA Handbook of Business Letters. (You can get it by google).
Suppose your boss is John Q. Smith. He signs the letter in the signature block:
Sincerely Yours,
John Q. Smith
After the signature block is the
You can find the entire layout in the AMA Handbook of Business Letters. (You can get it by google).
Suppose your boss is John Q. Smith. He signs the letter in the signature block:
Sincerely Yours,
John Q. Smith
After the signature block is the
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