By Stacey Hanke

E-Mail Best Practices

We've all gotten them—and we've all sent them: the e-mails that say nothing, aren't meant for us, or are too confusing to make sense of. And, of course, there are the ones that never get opened but don't get trashed, destined for some sort of virtual limbo.

Technology has enabled the virtual workforce, allowing collaboration among individuals and teams from anywhere, anytime. But it also creates opportunity for miscommunication and misunderstanding. Here are 10 tips for creating effective e-mails.