By midday, you’ve probably sent fifty emails, using ten different signoffs, ranging from emojis and kisses to your office BFF, to a “Kind Regards” to your scary manager, and then, to everyone else, a simple “Best”. “Best” is best, right?

By midday, youu2019ve probably sent fifty emails, using ten different signoffs, ranging from emojis and kisses to your office BFF, to a u201cKind Regardsu201d to your scary manager, and then, to everyone else, a simple u201cBestu201d. u201cBestu201d is best, right?

This common email sign-off is actually 'charmless, impersonal and abrupt' according to one expert

You shouldn't use "Yours sincerely", or even "Cheers"