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Ep 216: Claudette Clayton on Calendar and Email Management, Delegating, and Evolving as the Assistant Role Evolves

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In this episode, Claudette talks about her journey as an assistant, tips for calendar management, delegating, evolving as the job evolves, email management, and dealing with difficult executives. Join my email list here if you want to get an email when a new episode goes live. Either way, I’d love to hear from you!

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12 Customer Service Lessons

Make or Break Moments

Although I don’t believe there were any huge new “ah ha&# moments, the list is a good one that focuses on the importance and value of building relationships with customers.

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Interview Questions and Answers for PAs, EAs and Admins Part 6

Practically Perfect PA

In my last blog I wrote about interview questions regarding career development and a few example answers. These questions can be a little scary but I actually think they are easier to answer than standard interview questions. It is also worth remembering the interviewer will ask you about competencies that are important in this role.

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17 Time Management Strategies to Help You Tackle Your To-Do List

Success

Study the interviews, speeches, biographies and autobiographies of successful men and women. Pay attention to those things that disrupt you—maybe you need to put your smartphone away or close out your email while you work on important tasks,” adds Blair Thomas, co-founder of eMerchantBroker. Limit how often you check and answer emails.

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The Enneagram at Work: Which Number Are You?

Success

This makes Twos caring leaders and excellent customer service reps, but can also hinder efficiency. Their first impressions are hard to beat and, in an interview, Threes have a way of making past failures look like success. Type Five: The Thinker. Motivated by: Knowledge and competence Fears: Being thought of as ignorant.

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Know Your Customer

Make or Break Moments

I got an email from a singles website for people over 50: Senior People Meet. Curious, I went out and started to fill out the application. Hey, it was free, it’s Saturday, what else do I have to do with my time?

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Set Yourself Apart from the Competition » Make or Break Moments

Make or Break Moments

So throwing out the high and the low, I started to look for people to interview. I sent emailed interview questions. Within an hour of his receiving the audio file – he sent me an email with the first four minutes transcribed and saved in FOUR DIFFERENT FORMATS. Hourly rates ranged from $2 and change to over $46.