7. To [recipient's name],
• "Thank you for back to you • "It was great • "Dear [first name]", in touch!"• "I am getting • "As promised, here is..."workplace:websites: • "Thanks for getting on our meeting"call"greetings for the Information obtained from back to me."
How do you greet someone professionally?
• "To follow up on our phone commonly used informal • "Good evening."• "Thanks for getting update on..."• "As we discussed as impersonal. Here are some • "Good afternoon."quick response."me with an in on..."to come across • "Good morning."• "I appreciate your
• "Can you provide
• "I am checking
and hence, may not want you."
update!"
• "As promised, I am..."
• "[First name]"
a daily basis
to hear from
• "Thanks for the information on..."
week"people repeatedly on
• "It is great
from you!"• "Here is more having a great
communicating with these fast response."
• "Great to hear at..."• "Hope you are
Greetings to multiple people
with your co-workers. You may be
• "Thanks for the
about..."
to meet you • "Hello/Hi"to informal yet your help."• "Greetings"• "I am reaching are doing well"• "Hello/Hello, [name]"• "To whom it following examples can that you set you are communicating business matters that conservative and impersonal. This is used
to start the
practice to switch
wonderful day"great week"• "I hope you
• "Hi, [first name]"
• "To [title/designation]"formal. However, some of the
your conversation, it is important these greetings when are discussing official
come across as
“To [recipient's name],” if you want In work environments, it is good are having a
are having a introduce myself"
• "Dear [first name]"
• "Dear Sir/Madam"usually perceived as the start of
You may use the recipient and
salutations like “Dear [recipient's name],” and “Hi [recipient's name],”, this greeting may the recipient using • "Hi [first name 1], [first name 2] and [first name 3]"
• "I hope you • "I hope you
• "Allow me to • "Dear Mr/Ms"
informal communications also:with your greeting. Cold greetings are
the first time. Since it is the record.
are unfamiliar with formal tone. In comparison to
You may address professional greetings, when you communicate
• "Hello everyone"out because..."
• "How are you?"• "Greetings"may concern"
be used in
the right tone
with someone for
