EMAIL 22. Greet Your Peers Start an email with a unique, attention-getting salutation such as “Greetings Fellow Humans” or “To My Wise & Attractive Peers.” 23. Summarize for Mobility Include a summary / top line for people who are reading on a 1 Blackberry or smartphone. Call it the Mobile Summary. 24. Picture Yourself The first time you’re emailing someone you’ll be working with for awhile, include a picture of yourself.2 25. Play Hangmail Play a game of Tic Tac Toe or Hangman in emails between you and a coworker. 1 For for the Internet savvy you might use tl;dr which means “too long; didn’t read.” 2 But don’t use your boring work photo, use one of you doing something interesting, like the time you went skydiving or dressed up like a Power Ranger. 26