Author: Randy Rothgarn

The phrase “kindly do the needful” has become a common way to ask someone to take necessary action in professional emails. This polite request appears frequently in business communications …

Have you dealt with the stress of losing something important? Maybe your wallet slipped out of your pocket during lunch, or you left your laptop at a coffee shop. …

Have you ever needed to add someone to an email chain but struggled with how to do it properly? The “looping you in” email is a workplace staple that …

Writing an email about an upcoming meeting might seem simple. Yet finding the right words that show enthusiasm without going overboard can be tricky. The perfect “looking forward to …

Getting time off work starts with a well-written leave application email. These emails might seem like small things, but they play a big part in how smoothly your time …

Meeting emails bridge the gap between discussion and action. Without them, important decisions get lost, tasks fall through cracks, and teams lose momentum. Yet many professionals struggle with writing …

The mix of joy and worry that comes with pregnancy often hits hardest when thinking about work. How will you tell your boss? What will happen to your projects? …

Getting a simple “thank you” feels great. But knowing exactly how to say it in your work emails can be tricky. Should you keep it short? Add details? What …

Missing a scheduled meeting happens to everyone at some point. The stress of realizing you’ve missed an important appointment can feel overwhelming. What should you say? How can you …

Change happens all the time in the workplace. Teams need to know about new rules, systems, and ways of doing things. Sharing these changes clearly helps everyone stay on …