Please know that you can talk to the leader?

Please know that you can't tell the leader.

Anyone can use the word "please know" as the end of an email, but generally the subordinates of their own company or department do not use it often when sending emails to their superiors, and generally use "please check", "please instruct" or "please instruct" as the end of the email.

Because the word "know" is too narrow, it will generally make leaders think that employees write to him, just to let him know the results of what employees do, without other requirements or guidance.

"Please know" is more used in email communication with customers, regardless of whether the other customer's level is higher than that of employees.

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Common words to show respect at the end of e-mail:

For grandparents and parents: Please pay tribute to Jin 'an, please ask Fu 'an to invite Jin 'an.

Used for relatives and elders: Please pay tribute to Fusui, please pay tribute to Chong 'an, just pay tribute, please feel at ease, be sincere and healthy.

Used for teachers: Please be quiet, respectful, respectful, respectful and sincere.

Used for friends and relatives of the same generation: respect Hou Jia and others for their safety, live in the Song Dynasty, live in Hou Jinkui, and respect Tai 'an and Song Dynasty.