Do you want to create an auto-reply email to be sent after leaving your job? Setting up an automatic out-of-office message for future incoming emails can ensure that messages and customers will not be lost. Read our guide for tips on creating an auto-reply email template for terminated or departing employees and examples of successful messages.
Excel shortcuts enable you to carry out your work a lot faster, but you first have to learn them. We present you with 30 useful Excel key combinations that faciliate your daily work. From navigation, to inserting cells, to calculating totals. If there isn’t already a shortcut for a function you regularly use, you can easily create your own Excel shortcuts.
With your goodbye email to coworkers and customers, you can demonstrate professionalism, show your sense of humor, and leave a good impression. Read our tips on choosing the appropriate tone, recipients, and timing for your message, and learn what you should and shouldn’t say in a goodbye email. Use our sample emails for inspiration when it’s time to you write your own farewell email to coworkers.
Christmas cards for clients are a good opportunity to communicate your appreciation, look back on a successful year of working together, and show your optimism for future work. We’ll explain what successful corporate Christmas cards for clients look like, what to consider and what to avoid, and when is the right time to send them.
An out-of-office message for maternity leave appears professional and provides important information for your coworkers and other contacts. In this guide, you’ll learn what to include in your maternity leave out-of-office message and what’s best to leave out. Our templates will help you find the perfect wording for your message.
An important part of a website that many operators underestimate is the privacy policy. This notifies site visitors of the information they are disclosing about themselves and what their data will be used for. But what kind of information should this declaration contain, what has changed since the EU General Data Protection Regulation law, and how does this affect companies in the US?
