Sentences with phrase «sending carbon copies»

Unfortunately, sending carbon copies of your resume to every potential employer can actually cause you to lose your chance at the job.

To add even more value to your thank you email or letter, it's a nice idea to send a carbon copy («CC») to your helper's supervisor; for an email message, simply insert the supervisor's address in the CC field.

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If staff need to send out emails to a large number of people on a mailing list, then they should use a blind carbon copy (bcc), so that recipients» names can't be seen by other people.

Sure, carbon copies could be sent for each message, but when most chatter is just noise, the volume of email irrelevant to a manager's responsibilities would become overwhelming.

But I occasionally miss the era when carbon paper was required to send multiple copies of the same missive.

Brad Will (D - Ward 3), meanwhile, said Gallo's e-mail, which was carbon - copied to all department heads and members of the Common Council, was meant to send a not - so - subtle effort to deny him access to information and personnel.

Do not share the list with others, and blind carbon copy (bcc) the email addresses when you send a message to your entire list of email contacts.

When I started practicing law in 1975, communication was face - to - face, letters were written and sent by post, copies were made with carbon paper, electric typewriters were modern equipment, phone calls were made with landlines through the receptionist giving you a line by inserting a plug and cord for an outside line.

You can send the email to your boss, and carbon copy (cc) the email to human resources.

Whether you are sending a letter or an email, you might also carbon copy / CC the recipient's supervisor, senior managers, or team members so that the recipient knows that his or her contributions have been noted and appreciated across your organization.

My First piece of advice for anyone considering a short sale purchase would be to require you agent to BCC (blind carbon copy) you on every email he sends to the seller's agent.