An email request for help
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To:
James Forrester
Date:
6 November
Subject:
Possible help with product design
Dear James,
As you know, we have been working on the new perfume that we are launching in April and we are unsure about some of the packaging details. We have seen some of your creative work in the sales department and we think you have a very good eye for detail.
Do you have some time before close of business this Friday to sit down with us and talk through some of our designs? We would truly appreciate your advice on this. It shouldn't take longer than two hours of your time and we would be happy to clear it with Patricia, your department head, if necessary.
Best regards,
Sarah Ford
Head of Department
Product Design
Product Design
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I think this is enough
Any details about what the design department did to design the new perfume.
an email expresing for help needs image or some example of what the team is working for, type the ideas of who sends the mail
As we look to this e-mail, generally explains Sarah Ford's request. But in my opinion, an e-mail should include a sequential narrative. In this mail is a little bit complicated. First, the author told that they are launching in April but then, the topic has been changed immediately. Also, I suggest that it would be more formal, especially, if you sent a mail to a key worker.
I believe an email requesting help is necessary to be clear. The email is weel structured, however I would add more information such as: how many people will attend the meeting.
I think this email is well structured. It clearly explains why James's opinion is important, outlines the project they are working on, proposes a range of dates for a meeting, and highlights the importance of keeping the head of his department informed.
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i like the email, it is concise and good. i wouldn't add anything.
Honestly, I wouldn't add anything. At least to me, this email sounds perfect because I like a direct approach. It is not redundant and is easy to read.
She does everything well. She asks for help, checks the availability of the person who is going to help her, and mentions that she will speak with her boss to get permission.
At least for me, this email shows that she has experience in a professional environment.
In a email to Ask help we have to put two thinks:
Firstly, we have to greet and explain the problem. We must expect from the person you are asking the problem to.
Secondly, WE ask the availability of the person who Can help us and fixe the meeting date ans Time.