Email Communication Techniques
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I've been communicating with a Canadian employer about a job- the deals, benefits & stuff etc.
I think foreigners're slow & lazy, hence he procastinated. I don't know; I may be wrong. But the bottomline is- I waited & waited & waited ..
I won't say "please make up your mind". It seems that I'm so desperate to get to Canada then.
What/How can I "say" so that he can make a decision soon? -
please revert asap
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AWAITING for your reply. Thank You !
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awaiting your FAVOURABLE replyOriginally posted by Guy-next-door:AWAITING for your reply. Thank You ! -
Failure to reply this message will result in academic penalty.
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just tell him if wan reply den faster reply if dun wan reply den dun waste my time can liao
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just email him with this few words "lim bei tan jin gu liao sze angmoh"
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do u want me to call you ?
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do u want me to call you ?
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Would appreciate if you could kindly revert at your soonest possible time.
Like what FireIce says, "Look forward to your favorable reply".
Anyway, talking abt lazy ang mohs... My Top 3 would be the Australians, French and the English... Take damn bloody long time to reply and they are very very lazy, can't be bothered and laid back!! -
i personally find its better to call them and talk to them 1-to-1... basically, if you call them it will become more personal for them... unlike email, which is very cold and distant... it makes a big diff to ang mos... trust me...
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Ya, maybe. I have to handle suppliers from those ang mo countires in my job.
You try calling lor, their response might be better. You can start by asking, if he had received your mail, just calling to find out more on the status..... -
Depends on the company
My principal company is a very large company and they are very responsive till they changed their system and screwed up the paper work.
They are still over the email.....12 hrs max to reply if not I'll just pick up the phone and give them a call