Best Practices

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Don’t bash your job on facebook!

What if Sal Tessio or Fredo Corleone had facebook? I’d say they would have been sleeping with the fishes much sooner than their eventual demise. I guess this is the reason you keep your work life and your personal life... (Continue reading)

Gmail Hacked? Here’s how to spot.

Gmail Hacked? Here's how to spot.

If you rely on Gmail as much as I do, you probably worry about someone hacking into your Gmail account? Well, among the advanced features on Google’s mailing service there is a cool little trick that you can use to... (Continue reading)

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Can I sp*m you?

After a few years of work experience in the industry, I had decided it was time for me to go back to school to learn some lessons in management. During my B-school research I came across the details of a MBA fair... (Continue reading)

Email Best Practice #6

In a recent conversation with a Manager in a Fortune 50 company, I was told that he receives close to 400 email messages each and every day, and more than 80 percent of these emails are junk. Although he uses... (Continue reading)

Email Best Practice #5

Using public computers or even your friend’s laptop to check your emails can be lethal. Can you really trust them? Your friends might be more interested in knowing your secrets than someone else’s. Are you really sure that they don’t... (Continue reading)

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Mass e-mailing as a defensive weapon in the workplace

Mass e-mailing as a defensive weapon in the workplace

From the best practice entries on this blog you may be getting the impression that I am recommending you stop mass e-mailing. Well not quite! There is one situation that I recommend to all my students: using mass e-mails as... (Continue reading)

eBusiness Best Practice #1

Online Money Transactions are never safe. However, some businesses like ‘B2C pure play traders’ rely solely on online transactions to receive payments against goods delivered. With a plethora of options available in today’s market place, it has become tricky for traders to... (Continue reading)

Email Best Practice #4

To avoid spam, ideally users must drop themselves off the mailing lists of any friend or colleague who indulges in forwarding emails to dozens of people collected together in ‘To’ lists. Every time your address is passed around, it opens... (Continue reading)

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Email Best Practice #3

Email Best Practice #3

If you are planning to start off your own website and need to list your contact email address on the ‘Contact Us’ page of your site, here’s a simple piece of advice. Ideally you should use techniques listed in Email Best... (Continue reading)

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Email Best Practice #2

Flag and Reduce Spam Gmail, Yahoo, MSN, Hotmail, and indeed most other email address domains provide a unique facility for tagging the spam emails you receive – by simply selecting the offending spam email, and clicking the Mark as Spam... (Continue reading)

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