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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing
Email writing
I have a team memeber is not at all marking cc to me despite of me telling repeatedly.
FInally I have decide to write this to next .
Before that I wnated to write that team member stating "why are you not marking cc to me in you outgouing mails when you rae asked to mark cc to me "
How to write the above mail to the team member in a very polite way.Pls let me know urgent.
FInally I have decide to write this to next .
Before that I wnated to write that team member stating "why are you not marking cc to me in you outgouing mails when you rae asked to mark cc to me "
How to write the above mail to the team member in a very polite way.Pls let me know urgent.
Top answer
Following mail is sent "To" the team member in question, and the rest of the team "CC" I do not know the how and on what you are working as a group - however, it seems like you got a problem. If you repeatedly have asked to be cc'ed , and this member is the only one not to respect this, it may be due to a simple error. e.
- Following mail is sent "To" the team member in question, and the rest of the team "CC" I do not know the how and on what you are working as a group - however, it seems like you got a problem.
- If you repeatedly have asked to be cc'ed , and this member is the only one not to respect this, it may be due to a simple error.
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- you are not in his/hers address book - or you are not in the "to" from the begining of a string of mails??
- Therefore you have to be polite, and address this to the whole group without "nacking".
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Following mail is sent "To" the team member in question, and the rest of the team "CC"
I do not know the how and on what you are working as a group - however, it seems like you got a problem.
If you repeatedly have asked to be cc'ed , and this member is the only one not to respect this, it may be due to a simple error. i.e. you are not in his/hers address book - or you are not in the "to"
I do not know the how and on what you are working as a group - however, it seems like you got a problem.
If you repeatedly have asked to be cc'ed , and this member is the only one not to respect this, it may be due to a simple error. i.e. you are not in his/hers address book - or you are not in the "to"
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