Do you prefer plain or fancy work email signatures?

[clackamascoug]

I vacillate between regards, and thanks, as my exit salutation. I'm sure in another 10 years I'll settle into something.

[falafel]

For any work-related email, a signature is required. It must have basic contact information. I tend to like the ones with firm or company branding/logo, as long as its minimal.

If you don't want a full signature on a reply, it still should have address and phone number.

[Moliere]

For any work-related email, a signature is required. It must have basic contact information. I tend to like the ones with firm or company branding/logo, as long as its minimal.

Although not required at my company, I like a full signature on initial internal ( I deal a lot with people outside my department and physical work location) and initial external emails. Mine full signature has the company logo (very small) and is very clean in presentation. For any replies, I simply have "Regards," followed by my name.

Outside of work, I never use a signature.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

For any work-related email, a signature is required. It must have basic contact information. I tend to like the ones with firm or company branding/logo, as long as its minimal.

If you don't want a full signature on a reply, it still should have address and phone number.

Shit, I haven't sent a work email in 10 years. I hope that doesn't come up during my performance review.

*Good thing you aren't mpfunk talking about food, or someone would swoop in and tell you about how silly using absolutes is.

[falafel]

Shit, I haven't sent a work email in 10 years. I hope that doesn't come up during my performance review.

*Good thing you aren't mpfunk talking about food, or someone would swoop in and tell you about how silly using absolutes is.

I have a feeling that someone would agree with me on this one. But, by having said that, I have probably ensured that he won't agree with me.

[Bo Diddley]

I vacillate between regards, and thanks, as my exit salutation. I'm sure in another 10 years I'll settle into something.

I prefer thanks.

Email is the top form of communication in our organization. Poor communicators end up wasting a lot of time for everyone involved. The signature block is an important to us.

[TripletDaddy]

I always end my emails imploring the reader to please consider the environment before printing the email.

[creekster]

I always end my emails imploring the reader to please consider the environment before printing the email.

I prefer the more friendly "Govern yourself accordingly."