Jane Doe's Email Communication Analysis

The two strengths that I observed from Jane Doe’s email message was her greeting and salutation. Beginning the email with a professional greeting using the client’s formal title and last name is a great way to use tone when writing any form of. Although, this portion of the email message is commonly overlooked it is essentially the most important part—ensuring that the person who the email was written for receives the message. The second thing that she did well was the closing of the email, in which she used a complimentary closing that included her name—so as to leave a point of contact for the client if any future concerns regarding the matter were to occur. Nevertheless, these strengths help establish a professional rapport with the receiver