What does FYI mean when applying for a job?

FYI is the abbreviation of "For your information", which means to provide you with information for your reference.

1. FYI is commonly used in email. We often use "FYI" in emails to forward emails to other people or to send attachments to others.

2. FYI is to remind the other party that "the following email is for your reference" or "the attachment is for your reference."

3. When using FYI in a company, you usually need to tell the other party what follow-up actions need to be taken. You can only use FYI if you really do not need the other party to take any action.

4. When the company only replies with FYI in the email, you should first check whether the email contains an attachment. The sender may have put more detailed content in the attachment.

5. After carefully checking and confirming that there is no attachment, the sender may have missed or mistakenly sent the email. You can reply to the email or call to confirm the accurate information.

Extended information

1. Generally, foreign companies forward emails. If there is nothing you want to add, just forward it directly. But if it is blank and it is not polite, just write FYI directly without using anything else. .

2. For example, the sales manager received a marketing plan from the marketing department. The sales manager directly forwarded it to the sales below, adding only FYI, meaning that everyone should take a look and pay attention.

3. Or if other departments need you to provide some information, you can directly attach the attachment to it, and then write FYI in the body.

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