If you find that your company has not adopted the use of a company wide disclaimer in email signatures, you might want to offer up this piece of advice. Most companies will make every employee include this in their Outlook email signature anyway because these disclaimers ‘may’ protect the company, their employees, and yes even the customers. All you need is your basic information, a company logo, and last but certainly not least, some kind of legal and privacy disclaimer at the bottom. Keep it simple – it’s the best advice I can give. You should avoid having your Outlook email signature look like the Las Vegas strip, especially in a work environment, so that’s also a ‘no’ to any funky animations as well. To keep it professional, stay away from the cutesy fonts and colors. This is important because you want to convey a professional image but also cover other important aspects of the business itself.
When working for a company there is most likely a uniform email signature that everyone needs to have. Tips for your Outlook 2016 Email Signature
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