E-mail is most appropriate for
A) routine messages.
B) confidential information.
C) complex communications.
D) attempts to resolve conflicts.
E) negotiations.
A) routine messages.
E-mail is most appropriate for routine messages that do not require the exchange of large quantities of complex information. It is less suitable for confidential information, resolving conflicts, or negotiating.
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