Contact Rules

Take care to be respectful and use the right language when communicating with your colleagues.

E-mail Writing Examples: Start your emails with a gentle greeting and offer your thanks at the closing. Use a short, clear and purpose-oriented language. Focus on the topic and avoid unnecessary details.

A bad email example: 

“I can't build! Help please."

A good email example:

“Hi, dear friends,

My name is Ahmet Yılmaz, I work as a Search Engine Quality development expert. I'm having trouble at these stages during the installation. You can find the screenshots on the appendix.

I would like to thank you in advance for your support and I wish you a good work."

2) Provide Supporting Feedback

Let us know first any problems or negative experiences you have with our company. We'd be happy to help you. Please contact us before sharing your problems on the website. Our goal is to communicate directly and solution-oriented with you.

Please note that it is against our agreement to share Gini Talent's reputation on external websites, and the accounts of our service providers who make such shares are closed as soon as they are identified and legal proceedings are initiated if necessary.

3) Show Empathy

Understand the challenges your colleagues face.

Example: Requesting emergency support by sending an email outside of support hours or sending the same email to all relevant or unrelated teams may increase the workload of other participants and team members and leave them in a difficult position. Therefore, if possible, send your support requests to the relevant teams only during working hours.