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The usefulness of emojis in business writing does not contribute to setting the tone and context of any business message. The is only one purpose for a business message and that is to clearly and professionally communicate with the intended audience. Emojis are not professional in nature, in fact, they are best used to add tone to casual communication. When preparing any form of business communication I would not include a ":)" or a ";)". The inclusion of an emoji muddles the professionalism and competency I am projecting to my reader.

As in personal electronic communication, business communication has an indefinite lifespan. There may be an occasion where your communications become part of a legal proceeding or investigation. There is no definitive way to control your audience at any point from delivery of the message and on. The inclusion of emojis in communication may not have the same meaning in the future as they do now. Additionally, the business world is now global, and context is everything in the global marketplace and any communication must be made as clearly and cleanly as possible to avoid a misunderstanding.

Plenty of individuals utilize emojis well, however, it is to be noted, that personal has different norms than business communications. Business communications require courtesy and respect to the reader and clear communication is a sign of respecting your audience.