Professional Email Etiquette for Fresh Graduates & Experienced Professionals Email Components:
1: Email Sender
2: Subject Line
3: Greeting Section
4: Mail Body
5: Closing Line
6: Signature
Set your email display name to show your full name.The added benefit of displaying a clear sender name is that your contact information will be properly filed by the recipient's automatic contacts sorter.
Keep your subject line clear and to the point. Include keywords in your subject line that match the content of your message; this will make it easier for the employer to sort your message and find it again later using the search feature. Examples: Software Testing Engineer - 5 Years’ Experience
Fresher-Software Testing Trained- Excellent Academic Record
Fresher BE 75% -Java Programmer JOB ID, If any
Fresher-Web Designer-Excellent-Graphic Skills
Application for Technical Support Position Job Code –XYZ
Network Specialist- 2 Years Exp HR Manager-MBA 8 Yrs
Experience Windows Admin-1 Year Exp- MCSE Certified
Fresher-MCA/CCNA Certified/Network Engineer
Technical Support-BSc- 2 Yrs Exp in Voice Support IT
Consultant- BTech/12 Yrs Exp
Make sure your e-mail includes a courteous greeting and closing.
Some greeting Examples:
Dear Sir,
Respected Sir,
Dear Hiring Manager
Examples:
With reference to your job advertisement for 8th June, I...
After having seen your advertisement in..., I would like...
I received your Email from... and would like...
Thank you for your email regarding interview schedule...
I am responding to the position advertised on the ...
Based on my skills in accounting and customer service, I am confident that I would be a great addition to your team.
I look forward to hearing from you.
If you require any further information, feel free to contact me.
Should you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you
< Your Name>
Email:
Phone No:
Best regards
Email:
Phone No:
Thanking you
Email:
Phone No:
Sincerely
Email:
Phone No:
Yours faithfully
Some Important Tips:
Never send a resume with a blank email message.
Greet your recipient appropriately.
Treat the body of the message like a cover letter.
List of Job searching websites:
www.monsterindia.com
www.naukri.com
www.shine.com
www.timesjobs.com
www.indeed.co.in
www.clickjobs.com
www.jobstreet.com
www.chetanasforum.com
www.careerbuilder.com
www.www.placementindia.com
www.careersma.com
OTHERS:
www.fresherworld.com
www.indiajobsite.com
www.careerkhazana.com
www.careerage.com
www.justitjobs.com
Join Facebook Job related Groups
The reason for email etiquette is to be considerate and knowing good etiquette can help you do that.
Email makes first impressions in the same way that letters and personal appearances do.