Over time, the number of exclamation points you use in emails could cost you your associate. And yet, there is no correct number of exclamation points to put in an email. (There is, however, a correct amount of dog memes to put in a group text: More than none.)

In other words, if you want to know how to relate to people who grew up texting instead of picking up the phone, just ask them.

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