JCC How do you end your emails?

I have to have a dumb signature involving my position and such. Goooooooo academia.

 

With goodbye

 

Now why would I do that?

 

By clicking 'send'

 

Boomshanka.

 

"Cheers, Yvette" or "Kind regards, Yvette", depending how 'professional' I need to be or how much I like/dislike the person I am emailing.

Unless it is to JediFarfy, then it is "OMP I MISS YOU SO MUCH OKAY BYE" and to family it is "Love, Yvette."

 

Back when I was like, working for real and stuff, it was with "Sincerely," just as if it were on a real letter.

Now I generally don't sign e-mails at all, unless I'm unsure if the recipient knows who I am. Then I'll either type my full name into a signature position, or else put it in the subject line in parentheses (so they know it isn't spam).

 

Long may you reign.

 

On a cliffhanger.

 

I have to have a signature with lots of information including...my email address.

 

I'm fully a British-adopter now, so:

Regards,
<name>

<required email signature block with title / contact>

I'm not super-high management, so I'm not quite to "Faithfully yours" yet.

 

Only faithfully to those you know. For strangers its sincerely.

 

Most of my work emails end in, "Thanks so much!" and then just my first name, but most of those involve scheduling details that go to and from people who know me. I hardly every have ocassion to send an email with my full name and credentals, sadly. (I guess I could end work emails with them, but then my coworkers would never stop picking on me, and they have enough material to do that with as it is.)

If I'm sending an email from my personal email, the vast majority of the time it's to someone I know very well so I don't sign it with anything. I might put a 'See you soon!' , 'Love you!' or something along those lines depending on who it is and why I'm emailing them.

If I am sending a formal email, I usually go with sincerely.

 

I came *this* close to actually pasting my email signature here, but it has my work phone number and email address, etc. and I feared the worst from you people so I didn't.

 

Med vennlig hilsen

my name

 

"Groeten".

When I write emails in English, I always end with "kind regards", but lately I get the feeling that that's really old-fashioned. Is it?

Followed by my name and my cool logo.

 

"Best regards," followed by a line break and my first name only. I'm never kind or sincere.

 

I work for a Swiss company with many branches in Europe, so I follow the herd and end with "Best regards."