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Posted by
lileve (aka lileve)
Nov 4 '08, 14:09
how would you write the e-mail subject when requesting someones time for a portfolio review.
If you are the wrong person to ask, sorry to bother you.
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Professional advice questions - Bob recommended you? -- nm
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VMan
Nov 4, 14:13
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or Professional guidance request. Not sure how to get Bob in there. My fear would be that without something about Bob and his recommendation to seek
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VMan
Nov 4, 14:15
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I would put Bob in the first sentence of the email, (but not the header) and maybe also CC him -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 4, 14:19
Thanks. Loyola mentioned the letter being confusing so I am going to work on it more. later tonight. Thanks everyone! -- nm
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lileve
Nov 4, 14:17
Maybe "Bob thought you could help me". -- nm
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VMan
Nov 4, 14:17
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dork (nm)
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musubi Voted For Change 2 weeks ago
Nov 4, 14:13
I need to get this out and I need to leave soon. Can we be serious here for once please! -- nm
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lileve
Nov 4, 14:12
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"A request for your time" sounds like a spam subject. -- nm
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lileve
Nov 4, 14:13
fail! -- nm
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dogbert183
Nov 4, 14:11
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