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These Are the 45 Most Important Minutes of Your Day

Success

This time is to acknowledge your successes, review your goals, focus on your successful future, and make specific plans for what you want to accomplish the next day. The Evening Review. Show me where I could have been a better (fill in your profession—manager, teacher, etc.) Show me where I could have been more assertive today.

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Communicating With Your Manager

Office Dynamics

This is the best advice you will ever receive on how to build a strategic partnership with your executive, manage their day, and stay on top of the volumes of tasks and projects you have to handle. Daily Calendars. It is easy to place a wrong time or wrong date on a calendar. It’s always best to review the day’s events together.

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Things Assistants Do That Executives Appreciate

Office Dynamics

Takes the initiative and has the comfort level to proactively review documents in preparation for my meetings. Reviews my inbox for information that is timely and necessary. My assistant looks at my calendar weeks away and helps me think about the time needed to complete projects or get ready for presentations.

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Day in the life: Donna Lindsay

Practically Perfect PA

Supporting Senior Management with PA assistance in helping develop legislation for the Scottish Government. . The minute I arrive at work I have a quick look at my calendar, then make up my to do list. Apart from resisting all the cakes and sweets in the office it is probably ensuring that I am managing my time efficiently.

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SMART objectives

Practically Perfect PA

Last week I wrote about performance reviews and although I’m still not sure that the majority of performance reviews are all that helpful, especially for assistants. If our manager’s take little time to help us set good objectives (again this is fairly common) how do they know what to judge us on?

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SMART objectives

Practically Perfect PA

Last week I wrote about performance reviews and although I’m still not sure that the majority of performance reviews are all that helpful, especially for assistants. If our manager’s take little time to help us set good objectives (again this is fairly common) how do they know what to judge us on?

2014 100
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SMART objectives for assistants

Practically Perfect PA

Last week I wrote about performance reviews and although I’m still not sure that the majority of performance reviews are all that helpful, especially for assistants. If our manager’s take little time to help us set good objectives (again this is fairly common) how do they know what to judge us on?

2014 100