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Last reviewed
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Technical skills get you the internship. Communication skills get you the job offer. Master the art of professional communication.
Subject: Quick Question - API Documentation Location
Hi Priya,
I'm working on the user authentication feature and need to reference the API docs. Could you point me to where they're stored?
Thanks for your help!
Best,
Rahul
Send a quick follow-up email summarizing action items and deadlines, especially for important discussions.
❌ Don't
"Hi"
[waits for response]
"Are you free?"
[waits for response]
"I have a question"
✅ Do
"Hi! I'm working on the dashboard and running into an issue with the chart component. Could you help when you have 5 mins?"
Proactive updates build trust. Use this format:
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Asking questions is good—it shows engagement. But ask smart questions:
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