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What Our Emails Reveal

It’s hard to hide how you really feel in email.
October 26, 2018|by Beth Rimbey

Stanford Graduate School of Business Associate Professor Amir Goldberg analyzed years of internal company emails and found the language we use determines whether we’ll move up — or out.

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