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ProAssisting Blog
MARCH 9, 2010
Grunt work done well equals respect which will eventually equal a promotion… the trick is to stick it out and form a working relationship with your boss that demonstrates your commitment to them, their job and the company. Download our free white paper, "Defining Assistant Excellence". Share it with others.
ProAssisting Blog
MARCH 9, 2010
Submitted by Ethan on November 16, 2009 at 06:38 PM Came across an article from the site Careerealism recently that was a great story about the difference between being professional and “not so&# professional in your communications at work and how that can affect your reputation, responsibilities and yeah, even your promotion.
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ProAssisting Blog
MARCH 9, 2010
Second, these posts ( click here for part 2 ) are the cornerstones of what our company philosophy is all about for ProAssisting. Once you’ve built the trust and proved yourself as an assistant to your boss and the organization, you can get yourself “promoted from within&# onto the career path of your choice.
ProAssisting Blog
MAY 31, 2010
Inside the company, everyone who knows this “tough&# boss knows that they are hard to work for… so if you CAN work for them and keep them happy, your stock within the company rises and opens up other opportunities for you down the road. it does happen. Advice: proceed with caution. Lastly, in Hollywood, all bets are off.
ProAssisting Blog
MARCH 9, 2010
As an assistant, you’ll also be in a position to get promoted from within when the right position opens up in the company you’re currently working for or find an opening at a competing company that wants someone already well versed in your industry or an inside view of their competitor. Share it with others.
Men With Pens
AUGUST 26, 2010
Another potential client came to me with the same problem: a website that wasn’t producing the results the company needed. So rather than waiting for something magical to happen, the company scraped together what it could afford, then went out and raised the rest of the necessary investment. Start writing every day.
Men With Pens
DECEMBER 13, 2009
Looking at the impressive list of people who have commented here, imagine putting them all together as a company: I bet they would wipe the floor with a company made of of people who only had job specific skills, and no cross-disciplinary experience and perspective! John Meadows´s last blog. 54 cents.)
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