Allwork
NOVEMBER 14, 2023
Here are 10 popular examples of business jargon, according to Preply. Close/end of play On the same page ASAP Low-hanging fruit Ducks in a row Outside the box Heads up Circle back Back burner Rain-check Business jargon to avoid: “Rockstar” might sound cool, but when 53% of job applicants see this as a red flag, it might be a term to avoid.
Eat Your Career
FEBRUARY 21, 2023
For example, PACE is a certification for administrative professionals provided by ASAP. These requirements may change, so please verify this information on the ASAP website. A free training session, for example, would qualify as long as it meets the content requirement. For example, I have the PMP certification.
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Success
SEPTEMBER 1, 2023
September Surge refers to that time of year after Labor Day where we see increased hiring in September and October. For example, adjusting a communication plan resulted in increased participation or engagement. For example, if you are in finance, adding the Series 7 license is a way to showcase your knowledge and achievements.
BMT Office Administration
APRIL 22, 2024
In fact, this is why human resources professionals still refer to clock-in times as ‘punches.’ For example, a solid timesheet approval system will help you stay on budget, and you can gain insights into your workforce’s productivity. In the old days, this involved ‘punching’ a physical time card.
LEADERASSISTANT.COM
NOVEMBER 26, 2023
My experience has taught me a lot about how to manage email, but as you’ll see in my “waking up to check emails addiction” example below, I still have plenty to learn. For example, any emails my executive sends me are automatically labeled with a bright blue “DK” (his initials). When I open my inbox, I can quickly spot emails from him.
Stephanie LH Calahan
MARCH 25, 2011
They are then placed in a reference (Rolodex) file by type of business and not the name. When it's accepted, I go to their profile and download their vCard into Outlook, adding any other contact info by reading their business card (the vCard never has a phone number, for example.) Get Rid Of Those Cards ASAP. All the best!
The Small Business Blog
JANUARY 13, 2010
Ask me your small business questions, I will answer them ASAP. For example, one of these mentors runs one of 1-800-GOT-JUNK?’s Here are a few examples: • An employee conducts him/herself inappropriately with your competitor – wouldn’t you rather a friendly call from your competitor to inform you so you can nip it in the bud?
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