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| I work in a Multi-national company. So obviously it has corporate culture. I want to ask that while writing formal mail to boss or some senior person, at the end of mail can I close the mail by Thanks, like: Thanks, Prachi or should I always use "Regards". Please advise, Thanks, Prachi |
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| Use whatever is polite. Best wishes is another ending much used. |
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| If you are writing someone senior to you, it's better to sign it "Thank you," instead of "Thanks." "Regards" is fine, too, but if you're requesting information or expecting a reply of some sort, I think "Thank you" is more appropriate. |
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| You will never go wrong with "Sincerely." |
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