>> So when you're writing an e-mail or any sort of written correspondence
in the professional world, you have to use proper grammar.
Be sure not to write in shorthand or text speak, if you will.
You want to keep it as formal as possible.
The person that you are engaging with will let you know if you can you know,
lax up a little bit and be a little less formal.
But until they give you the go ahead, I would assume, you know,
I'm talking with a professional, you know, employer.
I want to show them my best right off the bat.
First impressions are huge so--