LEADERASSISTANT.COM
NOVEMBER 27, 2022
Having held positions in construction, legal, healthcare, tech, and biopharma, she is able to tailor her skills to meet the needs of various clients. In this episode, Dawnee and I talk about navigating goal setting when it can sometimes be tough to see the assistant role as directly impacting the bottom line. CONNECT WITH DAWNEE.
Practically Perfect PA
JULY 31, 2017
We are also going to set up a private Facebook group for the Virtual Summit attendees so that you can all meet each other online and exchange your thoughts on the content. Again, the Facebook Group will stay active over the following month while everyone catches up on the content.
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On The Job
MARCH 3, 2010
Goldsmith says one of the biggest blows to a career reputation can be made online, especially through social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook. While what you say on Twitter or Facebook may not seem like a big deal now, will it still be OK if you were suddenly out of work and needed to apply for a job? It’s insane. It’s insane.
Practically Perfect PA
APRIL 18, 2016
Previous to this I worked in such roles as Secretary to a group of Consultants, Marketing Assistant for an Architect firm, Facilities Coordinator for a construction company and Purchase Ledger for NHS Legal department just to name a few. To never doubt my ability and stay focused on my goals. Facebook: www.facebook.com/edinburghpa.
Recruit CRM
JUNE 17, 2021
Here are three core pointers of a good job description: Explains the reality of the role Showcases the organisation's culture, and A bit of marketing for the company In short, a job description is used for a variety of reasons— starting from the most obvious, which is recruiting, determining salary ranges, creating job goals, job titles and more.
On The Job
AUGUST 10, 2009
“They take out their laptops and check out Facebook. Use Facebook to connect only with people you know well in your personal life, such as friends and family. In other words, don’t “friend” someone on Facebook or through your blog who posts obscene comments or has racy photos. Weber advises you to: Lead separate lives.
Stephanie LH Calahan
DECEMBER 13, 2010
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