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When should you address someone using their last name? Choose the correct response.
How do you “break the ice” when connecting with someone online? Select all that apply.
Why is it important to make it clear that you are contacting someone individually and not just sending mass, generic emails?
What should you NOT include when making contact for the first time? Select all that apply.
What is something you should NOT ask for when making a new connection?
It’s your turn! Based on the examples given in this lesson, write a sample introductory message that you could send to a possible new contact. Use one of the situations listed below, or a likely situation based on your professional field, as the prompt for your message:
1. You are writing to ask for information on what the recipient’s job is like, since you hope to someday have a similar position.
2. You are writing to ask for insight about the recipient’s company’s values because you have an upcoming interview there.
3. You were inspired by a recent article written by the recipient, and would like to hear more about that topic.
This response will be reviewed and graded after submission.
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