Skip to main content
The Workplace

Return to Answer

Rollback to Revision 1
Source Link
Lightness Races in Orbit
Lightness Races in Orbit
  • 11.3k
  • 4
  • 24
  • 40

Your example is fine! You've only used one, and you've used it in good context.

I once had a colleague who would utilise exclamation marks to the extreme (in internal emails and, occasionally, correspondence with suppliers), which did indeed come across as extremely unprofessional!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your example is fine! You've only used one, and you've used it in good context.

Your example is fine! You've only used one, and you've used it in good context.

I once had a colleague who would utilise exclamation marks to the extreme (in internal emails and, occasionally, correspondence with suppliers), which did indeed come across as extremely unprofessional!!!!!!!!!!!!

Removed anecdote from answer
Source Link
enderland
enderland
  • 110.8k
  • 49
  • 330
  • 478

Your example is fine! You've only used one, and you've used it in good context.

I once had a colleague who would utilise exclamation marks to the extreme (in internal emails and, occasionally, correspondence with suppliers), which did indeed come across as extremely unprofessional!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your example is fine! You've only used one, and you've used it in good context.

I once had a colleague who would utilise exclamation marks to the extreme (in internal emails and, occasionally, correspondence with suppliers), which did indeed come across as extremely unprofessional!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your example is fine! You've only used one, and you've used it in good context.

Source Link
Lightness Races in Orbit
Lightness Races in Orbit
  • 11.3k
  • 4
  • 24
  • 40

Your example is fine! You've only used one, and you've used it in good context.

I once had a colleague who would utilise exclamation marks to the extreme (in internal emails and, occasionally, correspondence with suppliers), which did indeed come across as extremely unprofessional!!!!!!!!!!!!