The key is to ensure the email is relevant before CCing someone in. You address the email to the person you want to do something (Action) You CC the broader team so they can see progress (Information) 2. There are multiple parties involved in a matter, but not all are active Sometimes...
“But what if someone has already taken credit for my work?” you ask. “Or what if on the way to becoming more visible, someone takes credit for my ideas?” That’s what we’re going to address in the next section. What to Do When Someone is Taking Credit for Others Work Sofia ...
Longer questions for one/two people: If you have a longer question or message that can wait until the end of the day, that's the time to send an email. If someone else on the team needs to hear about it, feel free to CC them; otherwise keep it between two people. Extended team ...
“But what if someone has already taken credit for my work?” you ask. “Or what if on the way to becoming more visible, someone takes credit for my ideas?” That’s what we’re going to address in the next section. What to Do When Someone is Taking Credit for Others Work...