Are emojis killing your chance to be taken seriously?
According to a new study from Tel Aviv University’s Coller School of Management, using emojis at work signals 'low power'. Does it really?
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According to a new study from Tel Aviv University’s Coller School of Management, using emojis at work signals 'low power'. Does it really?
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Although you may have 1000 emojis to choose from, you should avoid using one in workplace communication. A new study suggested that workers who frequently utilize emojis and other graphics in their emails are perceived as less powerful than employees who use words.
"When you want to signal power think twice before sending an emoji or a picture," says Tel Aviv University researcher Dr. Elinor Amit.
Although you may have 1000 emojis to choose from, you should avoid using one in workplace communication