Beware the trickster god of undead emails

Article Abstract:

A department administrator at the University of York provides advice for the use of email and when it is sometimes better to wait a while before responding to a message. It is pointed out that hastily written emails, especially those written with careless indifference or in anger, can easily come back to haunt the author as, unlike traditional forms of communication, once sent it can be very difficult, if not impossible, to retract the message or deny that it really existed.

Telegraph & other communications, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Electronic Mail Services, Usage, Electronic mail systems, E-mail, Email, Instructions

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Work is tough enough so don't make it worse

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the potential pitfalls that can present themselves in the professional world. The various pitfalls are split into three categories: the personal, the professional and the plainly preposterous. Examples of each are given, along with advice on how to try and avoid them.

Work, Work (Labor)

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Bellicose, intimidating? Moi?

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the problem of bullying in the workplace and some possible approaches to the problem are analysed.

Bullying

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