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Is it bad to email a teacher late at night?
If your issue is really about the content of your studies, research or you need recommendation letter or something similar, do not hesitate to contact your professor at any time of the day. They are there for you. No, it’s not weird.
Is it rude to email a teacher at night?
This question has nothing to do with academia; asking about “academic social norm” doesn’t change the fact that it is no more rude to email a professor, student, colleague, your mom, etc. at midnight than anyone else. Comments are not for extended discussion; this conversation has been moved to chat.
Is it bad to send an email late at night?
It’s never not appropriate to send an email at night or any other time – unless, of course, your company forbids it or the person you are sending to has specifically requested that you don’t (for whatever strange reason they have).
How do you apologize for late night email?
- “Apologies for the Late Reply; I’ve Been Busy With X”
- “Sorry for My Late Response; How’s Everything Going With X?”
- “I’d Hoped to Reply Sooner, But I’m Afraid I Have Some Bad News”
- Apologize in Advance.
Is it inappropriate to email on the weekend?
You should never call or email outside normal business hours — before 8am or after 6pm. Opportunity advancement emails – This actually has the reverse effect, giving the prospect an easy way out – “I don’t check emails over the weekend”.
How do I email a late response?
What can I say instead of sorry for the late reply?
Try something like this: Thank you so much for your thoughtful note last month! Also, my apologies for the slow reply; transitioning into this new role has been a little overwhelming, but I’m excited.
Is it inappropriate to send late-night emails?
When people discuss email etiquette, common advice says it’s inappropriate to send late-night emails. They say emails should be sent during the day. But that’s based on the premise of time, not energy. But in reality, we should be optimizing our energy, not our time.
Is it okay to send an email to a professor after midnight?
Unless the Professor has asked you do not send emails after a certain time, it is fine to send emails when you like, as long as you do not expect the Professor to respond right away or on your schedule. As a teacher, I would not expect you to apologise for sending an email after midnight.
How long do you have to respond to student email?
My syllabus says that I will respond to student email within 48 hours. The only reason you would want to apologize is if it somehow woke him or her up, and it required immediate action. The beauty of e-mail is that it is passive. The professor can deal with it at his or her convenience.
How do you handle angry emails from students?
That usually gets the writers to question what they did wrong. But often “ignoring” emails for a little while, rather than completely, can be effective as well. This is especially true with angry emails, because it gives the student time to step away or, at least, calm down.
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