How do you ‘sign off’ work emails?

[TennNole17]

Other thread got me thinking about how people use alphabet soup in their signatures- but how do you sign off your emails?

I’ve got some younger (20-30ish) people who say (imo) weird shit.

“Warm regards,” or just “regards,”
“Sincerely,”
“Until next time,”

If I include anything at all it’s “thanks,” but I usually just end my email and then hit send. Am I out of touch or ?

 

[JRHawk2003]

Regards,

X

XXXXXX XXXXXX -- Title
Address
Phone
Website

 

[HawCory]

Love,

HawCory

Title
Address
Phone
Website
Dick pics

 

[RollingBallofButcherKnives]

Later Pigeons!

 

[Formerly Rockymtnole]

Depends on the context and who you’re sending it to.

 

[Bonerfarts]

Thanks,

Bonerfarts
Professor of Vag
Butts College
420-420-6969

 

[tarheelbybirth]

Usually nothing except name, rank, serial number. Sometimes "Thanks" if I'm asking for something.

 

[LuciousBDragon]

Anyone who uses “Cheers” and is not from the UK is SOTE (I’m talking about you bastards from Ontario - you know who you are - crown cheering, maple syrup wannabees).

 

[ATLNole1]

Regards, Name is the standard saved signature for my emails. I will drop a thanks in if someone did something for me.
I noticed that most foreigners typically use best regards or kind regards as their signature.

 

[torbee]

L❤️VE

T❤️RBEE

 

[stillh8unlv]

Later bitchz,

HROT Heisman
DTF/PIITB
Black Belt, WOB/BAU

 

[Formerly Rockymtnole]

Anyone who uses “Cheers” and is not from the UK is SOTE (I’m talking about you bastards from Ontario - you know who you are - crown cheering, maple syrup wannabees).

Or some trite BS like “Make it a great day!”

 

[TennNole17]

People who have animated gifs or quotes/scripture in their signature I immediately think less of.

 

[bojihawk44]

"Thanks/Thank you" followed by my signature 99% of the time.

 

[ConvenientParking]

Please reach out with any questions/concerns.

Thanks,

<Company brand required signature template>

 

[drew_hawk]

Hakuna Matata,

 

[Nole-4-Life]

Love ya!

Not really...just Thanks,

 

[Funky Bunch]

Email is a method of sending
and receiving messages.
It was conceived in 1975 and
today is necessary for all
businesses to operate.

Sincerely,

@LuteHawk

 

[QChawks]

your mom says Hi,

QChawks

 

[EasyHawk]

If it is a person inside the company then "Thanks fo shizzle my cowizzle!" If not usually just Ciao or sometimes Au revoire mon ami.

 

[NDallasRuss]

I tend to probably over-use exclamation points. I don't care though - I'm a pretty positive person in work emails. It varies for me based on who it is, time of day, what number it is in the email back and forth, etc.

Thanks!
Thank you!
Thank you very much!
Have a good evening!

 

[Rustys Dad]

Hugs and 😘

Me

 

[Pete Malloy]

The content of this email is confidential and intended for the recipient specified in message only. It is strictly forbidden to share any part of this message with any third party, without a written consent of the sender.

 

[BelemNole]

Brother used to sign V/R in emails to us. Military thing I had to google.

 

[stillh8unlv]

The content of this email is confidential and intended for the recipient specified in message only. It is strictly forbidden to share any part of this message with any third party, without a written consent of the sender.

Or major league baseball

 

[McLovin32]

I use my signature from here.

 

[TennNole17]

I tend to probably over-use exclamation points. I don't care though - I'm a pretty positive person in work emails. It varies for me based on who it is, time of day, what number it is in the email back and forth, etc.

Thanks!
Thank you!
Thank you very much!
Have a good evening!

I overuse exclamation points too, and I don’t apologize for it

 

[bhawk24bob]

I don’t read or write work emails

 

[Obviously Oblivious]

Thanks seems sufficient in most circumstances IMO.

 

[JMNSHO]

Internal:

-JMNSHO
Or no signoff at all

External:

JMNSHO, credential
Company
Primary location
420-867-5309

 

[HawCory]

I overuse exclamation points too! And I don’t apologize for it!!

FIFY

 

[SeaPA]

Since I have a securities license, the signature has all of the verbiage that the compliance office requires. The next time someone reads it will likely be the first time someone reads it.

 

[Flie]

Namaste,

Flie (Him/Her/Robot)

 

[Tenacious E]

Other thread got me thinking about how people use alphabet soup in their signatures- but how do you sign off your emails?

I’ve got some younger (20-30ish) people who say (imo) weird shit.

“Warm regards,” or just “regards,”
“Sincerely,”
“Until next time,”

If I include anything at all it’s “thanks,” but I usually just end my email and then hit send. Am I out of touch or ?

My footer is random. Either it has “best regards,” followed by my name and info, or “hasta la bye bye”.

 

[Jimmy McGill]

Kindly go f yourself,
Jimmy

P.S.: I nailed your mom

 

[DBQStarHawk]

Brother used to sign V/R in emails to us. Military thing I had to google.

Other military ones I've used/been sent to me as signoffs:
r/ -respectfully
v/r -very respectfully
ATW! -All the Way! (82d ABN Motto)
RLTW -Rangers Lead the Way (75th RGR Regt Motto)
NSDQ -Night Stalkers Don't Quit (160th Special Ops Aviation Regt Motto)
Win the Hearts, Win the Minds -(9th PSYOP Bn Motto)
sf/ - semper fidelis (USMC Motto)
DOL - de oppresso liber (SF Motto)

and a lot of people sign-off with their Callsign or radio brevity code identifier to add to the letter soup.

 

[NDallasRuss]

I overuse exclamation points too, and I don’t apologize for it

There's always a greater-than-zero chance that I'm about to give someone an answer they're not going to like, so I figure if they can at least get the impression that I'm a friendly, personable guy, then maybe they won't be quite so frustrated about what I'm telling them.

 

[Jerome Silberman]

Anyone who uses “Cheers” and is not from the UK is SOTE (I’m talking about you bastards from Ontario - you know who you are - crown cheering, maple syrup wannabees).

Prost!

 

[jawatkins]

Thank You,

Autogenerated Contact data

 

[DBQStarHawk]

Prost!

Zum wohl!