Email and Productivity in the Workplace

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EMAIL AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE WORKPLACE

Email and Productivity in the Workplace

Carter Smith

Ohio Christian University

Author’s note

This paper was prepared for English Composition I, Section 2, taught by Dr. Krista Stonerock

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Email and Productivity in the Workplace

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