Requests, Reminders and Follow-Up Emails
Following up is a normal part of office communication, and a reminder does not need to sound apologetic, impatient or confrontational. A useful follow-up briefly explains what is outstanding, gives the relevant deadline or reason, and makes the next action clear without assuming that the recipient deliberately ignored the earlier message.
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