Avoid These Email Blunders To Prevent Career Derailment

By Marshall Loeb (MarketWatch) -- Have you ever been the recipient of an email that the sender clearly didn't intend you -- or the whole company -- to see? There are few office foibles as embarrassing as clicking "reply to all" or "forward" at the wrong time. It usually starts innocently, when someone mistakenly fires off a message to dozens, even hundreds of people, instead of to just one person. But although these email features are intended to save you time when emailing a group of coworkers or relaying information to a third party, they can land you in trouble if you don't know how to use them. Read full article below.