On The Job
JULY 22, 2010
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Practically Perfect PA
OCTOBER 2, 2014
One of the great benefits of running Practically Perfect PA is the chance to meet some extraordinary assistants either face to face or through social media. If time permits I like to have a quick breakfast and read a chapter of whatever book I’m reading or I’ll catch up on social media (I’m addicted to Twitter!
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Office Dynamics
JULY 11, 2013
You can also suggest preparing a formal agenda for each meeting so that your colleagues do not start killing time discussing other topics. Social networking is fun, but it won''t boost your office productivity. In the OfficeTime survey, 75 percent of the people who responded said they spend up to two hours per day using social media.
Virtual Moxie
MAY 10, 2010
on Sunday, I settled in at home with some tea, and time to focus on Social Media. There is no sheriff of Social Media town. That’s all that ANY of the folks involved in Internet marketing and Social Media marketing are doing. Sometimes, no agenda is the best agenda. There are no laws.
Stephanie LH Calahan
NOVEMBER 14, 2012
I find that every time I share the quotes to the right on Facebook or Twitter they get shared and re-shared. For example, if you are spending hours daily on Twitter and Facebook telling yourself that you are “growing your business” through building relationships, you are stealing from yourself. That one realization saved me 2.5
On The Job
SEPTEMBER 14, 2009
Gerbyshak says meetings often bog down when agendas are misplaced, which Song says can be solved by sending agendas electronically so that it can be easily accessed via a laptop or Blackberry or iPhone when needed. Now the agenda is strapped to your hip,” Song says. “No than what is on the agenda?” No more waiting around.”
Productivityist
OCTOBER 17, 2012
Urgency never really was a problem with this strategy, and neither was running into an issue with falling short with the important things on my agenda. I assembled a means of keeping flow through an uninterrupted approach. And it worked. My biggest asset (after preparation) was willpower. Photo credit: Matt Reinbold (CC BY 2.0)
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