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business etiquette, often labeled a “soft skill,” can be less hard using advances in ai technology.
email wrangler boomerang has an ai-powered writing coach that analyzes the tone and temperature of your emails before you hit send. it also helps you track sent emails, pauses your inbox when you need to be productive, reminds you when you haven’t heard from someone and generally helps you be more email efficient. it integrates with gmail and outlook and has a standalone app.
a basic account is free, and pricing goes up from about $5 per month for a personal account with unlimited message credits. a group account will need to be quoted, but it does offer unlimited access to boomerang pro for the entire team, with centralized billing and administration.
don’t allow misconstrued emails to be part of your business communications – let ai help!
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