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Me along with a senior member (Mr. A) in my team received an email (on Outlook enterprise) from the project manager (Mr. B) asking for our availability.

Mr. A replied that he is availability & copied our line manger.

After few minutes, my line manager (Mr. B) nodded his approval & asked a a follow up question to us on a different but related matter via the same email chain.

Currently Mr.A B & C are all there looped in the last email.

Should I reply back individually the managers Mr B & C or would it make sense to reply as follows:

Hi B,

< bla bla >

Hi C,

< some other bla, bla >

Regards,

James

I may be overthinking this, but would like to know the email etiquette in this scenario.

The reason I mentioned its outlook is because, the app seems to have send different emails, rather than grouping everything together into a single email like Gmail does.

professionalism email

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asked 21 mins ago

JamesJames

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  What do your other coworkers do in situations like these?
  
  – DarkCygnus
  19 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  I actually joined this company a few days so I don't have any other co-workers to talk to. Since my role is remote based at the moment, that doesn't help either.
  
  – James
  16 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


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  Mind clarifying if you project manager (mr b) is the same as your line manager (which, you also say is mr b)?... perhaps you intended to say that line manager = Mr. C
  
  – DarkCygnus
  14 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

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Me along with a senior member (Mr. A) in my team received an email (on Outlook enterprise) from the project manager (Mr. B) asking for our availability.

Mr. A replied that he is availability & copied our line manger.

After few minutes, my line manager (Mr. B) nodded his approval & asked a a follow up question to us on a different but related matter via the same email chain.

Currently Mr.A B & C are all there looped in the last email.

Should I reply back individually the managers Mr B & C or would it make sense to reply as follows:

Hi B,

< bla bla >

Hi C,

< some other bla, bla >

Regards,

James

I may be overthinking this, but would like to know the email etiquette in this scenario.

The reason I mentioned its outlook is because, the app seems to have send different emails, rather than grouping everything together into a single email like Gmail does.

professionalism email

share|improve this question

asked 21 mins ago

JamesJames

2149

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  What do your other coworkers do in situations like these?
  
  – DarkCygnus
  19 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  I actually joined this company a few days so I don't have any other co-workers to talk to. Since my role is remote based at the moment, that doesn't help either.
  
  – James
  16 mins ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Mind clarifying if you project manager (mr b) is the same as your line manager (which, you also say is mr b)?... perhaps you intended to say that line manager = Mr. C
  
  – DarkCygnus
  14 mins ago
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Me along with a senior member (Mr. A) in my team received an email (on Outlook enterprise) from the project manager (Mr. B) asking for our availability.

Mr. A replied that he is availability & copied our line manger.

After few minutes, my line manager (Mr. B) nodded his approval & asked a a follow up question to us on a different but related matter via the same email chain.

Currently Mr.A B & C are all there looped in the last email.

Should I reply back individually the managers Mr B & C or would it make sense to reply as follows:

Hi B,

< bla bla >

Hi C,

< some other bla, bla >

Regards,

James

I may be overthinking this, but would like to know the email etiquette in this scenario.

The reason I mentioned its outlook is because, the app seems to have send different emails, rather than grouping everything together into a single email like Gmail does.

professionalism email

share|improve this question

asked 21 mins ago

JamesJames

2149

share|improve this question

asked 21 mins ago

JamesJames

2149

share|improve this question

asked 21 mins ago

JamesJames

2149

asked 21 mins ago

JamesJames

2149

asked 21 mins ago

JamesJames

2149