D. MESSAGE ANALYSIS: Carefully analyze the e-mail message below, using the techniques we discussed in class. (The subject line is effective as written.) For the question below (in bold), select the letter corresponding to the most appropriate answer. (3 points) TO: All Employees SUBJECT: New Accounting Supervisor at KBL Toys, Starting August 4 (1) I am writing to inform you that KBL has hired a new accounting supervisor, Carly Jamison. (2) Carly will begin work here on Monday, August 4. (3) Carly received her master's degree from Sacramento State earlier this year. (4) She is excited to be with our company. (5) We are happy to have someone in her position who believes strongly in our company's mission. (6) A welcome luncheon has been scheduled so you can learn more about Carly. (7) We invite each and every employee to the luncheon on Thursday, August 14, at noon. (8) Reservations can be made by contacting Sandy at extension 3410. Regards, Which of the following most appropriately describes the e-mail message? an announcement message a routine request a routine response Inone of the above) Previous Next D. MESSAGE ANALYSIS: Carefully analyze the e-mail message below, using the techniques we discussed in class. (The subject line is effective as written.) For the question below (in bold), select the letter corresponding to the most appropriate answer. (3 points) TO: All Employees SUBJECT: New Accounting Supervisor at KBL Toys, Starting August 4 (1) I am writing to inform you that KBL has hired a new accounting supervisor. Carly Jamison. (2) Carly will begin work here on Monday, August 4. (3) Carly received her master's degree from Sacramento State earlier this year. (4) She is excited to be with our company. (5) We are happy to have someone in her position who believes strongly in our company's mission. (6) A welcome luncheon has been scheduled so you can learn more about Carly. (7) We invite each and every employee to the luncheon on Thursday, August 14, at noon. (8) Reservations can be made by contacting Sandy at extension 3410. Regards. Study the first sentence of the e-mail message. If this is effective, select "correct." If not, select the appropriate replacement. correct) There will be a new accounting supervisor at KBL, starting August 4 Please welcome Carly Jamison, our new accounting supervisor to our KBL team! I hope that each of you is doing well during this busy season for the company! D. MESSAGE ANALYSIS: Carefully analyze the e-mail message below, using the techniques we discussed in class. (The subject line is effective as written.) For the question below (in bold), select the letter corresponding to the most appropriate answer. (3 points) TO: All Employees SUBJECT: New Accounting Supervisor at KBL Toys, Starting August 4 (1)I am writing to inform you that KBL has hired a new accounting supervisor, Carly Jamison. (2) Carly will begin work here on Monday, August 4. (3) Carly received her master's degree from Sacramento State earlier this year. (4) She is excited to be with our company. (5) We are happy to have someone in her position who believes strongly in our company's mission (6) A welcome luncheon has been scheduled so you can learn more about Carly. (7) We invite each and every employee to the luncheon on Thursday, August 14, at noon. (8) Reservations can be made by contacting Sandy at extension 3410. Regards What is the style problem in Sentence 7? Redundancy Abstract noun as simple subject Negative wording (none of the above) - Previous Next Question 28 3 pts C. SENTENCE IDENTIFICATION: Select the most appropriate answer to illustrate the following. (3 points) An effective main point for a routine response Unfortunately, your credit score falls below our lending standards minimum We apologize for the three-week delay in shipping your new desk calendar. We look forward to doing business with you. Thank you for contacting us about your upcoming company picnic. Previous Next