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Joan’s Greatest Administrative Secrets Revealed!

Office Dynamics

Keep your eyes open for processes that need to be changed or new processes that need to be implemented. If someone is doing something or saying something that is unacceptable to you, then you need to speak up in a professional and assertive manner. I have identified 3 levels of learning. Shake things up! I agree 100%.

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Living Your BIG & Bold Life [Upcoming Event]

Office Dynamics

Known for her signature “red lipstick” flair and empowering mantra, Joan will show you how get the unique “edge” that makes you stand out as exceptional in all areas of life (without running yourself ragged in the process!). Learning Highlights. Invite your female friends and fellow colleagues for this life- and career-changing event.

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I wish I had known sooner

Practically Perfect PA

It seemed that being the ‘go to’ person meant I should be up to speed on company policies and procedures, office etiquette and in-house systems as soon as I started. Even though my team members didn’t know the processes, I searched out other PAs in the overall department, and invited them to a ‘get to know each other’ lunch.

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Choose to Avoid Negative Talk In The Office

Office Dynamics

Think lean and streamline processes wherever you can. Therefore, you need to invest in learning (even if your employer can’t support you). If you do your due diligence and promote the benefits of what you will learn and then use persuasion skills, you should be a winner! This will not last forever. Spend but spend wisely.

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Tips for Managing Politics In the Workplace During Election Season

Success

We also provide resources for employees to learn about issues and vote. Rather than adding pressure onto stressed-out teammates, you might even shift meetings as far away from Election Day as possible to give employees the time to process their feelings without needing to be ‘on.’ This creates a knowledgeable workforce.”