Which of the following practices is useful for managing information in emails?

A) Avoid bullets in long emails.
B) Checklists are too elementary, so avoid them.
C) When answering multiple questions in one email, number each answer.
D) Put the most vital information in attachments rather than the email.
E) When sending regular updates, place new materials at the bottom.

Managing Information

The systematic process of collecting, organizing, storing, and retrieving data and information to support decision-making and operational activities.

Bullets

Small circles (filled or open) or squares that set off items in a list. When you are giving examples, but the number is not exact and the order does not matter, use bullets to set off items.

Checklists

Detailed lists of items to be checked or tasks to be completed, used as a reminder to ensure that important steps or activities are not overlooked.