My older colleagues use: Rgds, [Name] For years I’ve used: Thanks, [Name] Regardless of whether there’s a request or not, it’s simple, notionally pleasant, a

My older colleagues use: Rgds, [Name] For years I’ve used: Thanks, [Name] Regardless of whether there’s a request or not, it’s simple, notionally pleasant, and no one actually cares. I’ve though of signing off with just a name but I feel like this sticks out more than a sign-off should. I don’t think I could get away with Rgds, it’s a little too brief and I’m really not in that much it a rush Also I have excluded a line-ending full-stop (e.g. the previous paragraph) in most less-formal correspondence for a long time, I am not sure when I started but I eventually came to like it. That being said, it’s all email - as long as people know it’s me if I know them, or I come off as open to people to don’t, I’m not fussed.