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5 quick time-saving Outlook tips

Executive assistants spend a substantial amount of time managing inboxes and calendars for their executives each day, so it’s important to do so effectively. You can significantly boost your productivity by leveraging some of Microsoft Outlook’s under-utilized features. Here are five Outlook tips you can use today to reclaim precious time.

Better business communication with Outlook and Word

In today’s workplace, the only impression an email recipient or document reader may have of you is your written communication. Even strong writers benefit from a second set of eyes or ears on content to make sure what you said is what you meant—and, perhaps more importantly, that how you said it will be taken on board in the way you intend. Here are some helpers in both Microsoft Word and Microsoft Outlook to assist you.

Screen-hopping time-savers: Outlook, Teams and OneNote

Since the dawn of Microsoft Office, the direction has been the integration of applications to maximize productivity. With the addition of features to Outlook and apps like Teams and OneNote, it is easier than ever to work in multiple apps from one. Here are integrations to explore that will keep you from bouncing between applications.