When drafting an email intended for a recipient who is likely to feel positive about it, you should:
A) begin the email with your bottom line.
B) begin the email with a note in passive voice.
C) present the rationale before your bottom line.
D) keep the email very detailed.

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Starting with the bottom line is effective when the recipient is likely to feel positive, as it gets straight to the main point and respects their time.

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