Office Dynamics
SEPTEMBER 16, 2010
I did this by becoming a member of IAAP. My self-esteem grew by leaps and bounds as I became more active in IAAP. Also start referring to yourself as an administrative professional or as an assistant. For example, “My assistant, Joanne, will be following up with you to schedule that meeting.”. Read more at [link].
Office Dynamics
SEPTEMBER 16, 2010
I did this by becoming a member of IAAP. My self-esteem grew by leaps and bounds as I became more active in IAAP. Also start referring to yourself as an administrative professional or as an assistant. For example, “My assistant, Joanne, will be following up with you to schedule that meeting.”. Read more at [link].
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Office Dynamics
APRIL 21, 2016
For example, if a negotiator sees a co-worker drinking at lunch, they might wait to see if the behavior affects her/his job in any way, to see if it happens again or if anyone else notices. Here’s an example of putting the tool into practice. You might think the conformist could be counted on to always do the right thing.
The Office Professionals Place
APRIL 11, 2010
For example, if you are talking about the organization of the meeting or its purpose, reference meeting materials or if this is a meeting that involves a specific group and there are written rules and regulations such as bylaws, make reference to them so that everyone understands the source of your concerns.
The Office Professionals Place
FEBRUARY 24, 2010
Below are examples of five tests you will encounter in your professional career, how will you score? If you are not the person who can assist them, refer them to someone who can. For example, my supervisor is great at prioritizing, so I asked her about prioritizing skills. So what do you do when your professionalism is tested?
The Office Professionals Place
JANUARY 5, 2010
So many of us decide in February that since we haven’t accomplished the goal set on January 1, it is hopeless, be consistent and persistent and refer back to your goals often. Write your goals down and refer back to them often; you may have to change your focus or create a new sub-goal. Re-evaluate your goals often.
Laughing all the Way to Work
JANUARY 31, 2009
You would be surprised how many misspelled words get in there by mistake; for example, instead of pressing Change you press Add to Dictionary when you are going through your SpellCheck. Sharron Buttler CPS/CAP President, Ontario Division IAAP When I received the book (on a Friday), I took it home for the weekend and could barely put it down.I
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