How large your signature is sends a message about your confidence in yourself.  A signature that is larger than the surrounding print sends a message of high self-confidence, but it may also be read as bravado or a front.  A signature that is smaller may reflect self-motivation but it can also appear that the writer lacks confidence. To begin with it may be best to use a medium size signature.  This conveys a sense of balance and modesty. Often those who write illegibly attribute this to lack of time, but it does not take significantly longer to write a readable name.  A signature that cannot be easily deciphered or read may send the message that the writer believes his or her identity should be obvious to all. This may come across as arrogant or careless. Using an initial in lieu of a first name can send a message of formality. Some initials spell out words with which you may not want to be associated.  If your initials form an acronym or a word, avoid using them. If you are trying to promote a friendly casual atmosphere in your workplace, use your first name as part of your signature and in your communications. If you are trying to establish a businesslike hierarchical relationship, use a first initial in place of your given name to send a message of formality. How much of your signature you write may depend on the circumstances.  Very few people are universally known by only one name.  Celebrities can get away with signing just their first name to everything, but in most cases this is not a good idea.  If your name is very common, and the recipient of your communication might be confused, it is best to write both names or even include a middle initial to distinguish yourself. If you have a close relationship with the reader and wish to send a message of intimacy, consider using only your first name.  Letters to family members are a good example of this. Use a job title such as Professor or Doctor only in formal communications with subordinates.  This can be helpful in reestablishing a businesslike atmosphere with someone who is too casual. If you have worked hard to earn a professional or academic qualification it can be tempting to add letters such as BA or MD to the end of your signature. Post-nominals are used only professionally and should never be used socially.  Add post-nominals when professionally relevant. RN, MD and PhD all convey a professional qualification.  Associates and bachelor’s degrees generally do not, and so should not be added to a signature. The information can be included in your resume. Military ranks and professional or academic degrees are not used together.  If you have both types of honors, use only the military distinction. If the context clearly indicates use of the professional degree, omit the military rank. Consider the context.  If you are a professor and everyone in your department has a PhD you may come across as foolish by insisting on this designation amongst your peers. In such cases be formal with subordinates if you choose and less formal with peers.
एक आकार चुनें: ये देखिये की क्या वो पढ़ने में आ रहा है: अपने इनिशियल्स पर ध्यान दें: ये सोचें की कौन से नामों का प्रयोग करना है: कभी कभी पोस्ट नोमिनल (Post-nominals) टाइटल्स का प्रयोग करें: