1. E-mail: The Key to Convenience
... , e-mail can make it easier" (231). He also points out the dark side of e-mail messages. When someone does not want to insult in person, e-mail message can be brutal, and also "Instead of crafting the perfect phrase, we use a brain-dead abbreviation" (232). In conclusion, from his another experience he realize, "E-mail doesn't just collapse distance, it demolishes all boundaries, and ... especially helpful for people who travel or work outside the office. In Leonard's article, Jenn Shreve, a freelance writer says, "It is far easier to make a suggestion to your superiors and colleagues vi...
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