How to Follow Up Respectfully Without Being Passive-Aggressive
Learn effective follow-up techniques that maintain professionalism and respect while avoiding passive-aggressiveness.
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To follow up without being passive-aggressive, be clear and concise. Start with a polite reminder, referencing your previous message. For instance, “Just following up on my email from last week regarding [topic]. Could you provide an update?”. This keeps the tone respectful and direct.
FAQs & Answers
- What are some examples of follow-up emails? An example is: 'Just following up on my email from last week regarding [topic]. Could you provide an update?'
- How often should I follow up? It's best to follow up once a week or bi-weekly, depending on the urgency of your request.
- What tone should I use when following up? Use a respectful and concise tone to keep the communication professional.
- How can I ensure my follow-up is well received? Be clear about your request and maintain a positive attitude in your wording.