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Offering Financial Literacy Benefit Programs Could Save Businesses $40 Billion

Allwork

Employers can play a key role in promoting this literacy by providing access to resources, tools, and education that empower workers to make informed financial decisions. These should be offered regularly and methodically to reinforce learning and adaptation of financial behaviors.

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Seasonal Overwhelm? Here’s Your Sanity-Saving Guide

Tips From T. Marie

Learning how to manage the overwhelm of the season is a critical part of running a successful business and keeping your sanity in your life. Entrepreneurs may have to manage holiday promotions, sales, and customer inquiries, which can significantly increase their workload. How can you create a budget or plan to alleviate this concern?

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Have You Reached A Career Plateau? How to Regain Control

Office Dynamics

We may feel under-appreciated, wish our job was more challenging, or have lost out on a promotion. Assess the barriers: are they your employer’s (limited jobs or budget) or your own (lack of credentials or experience)? Offer to help coordinate a “lunch and learn” session, or an after-hours network of your peers. What to do?

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So do assistants think the role has diversified?

Practically Perfect PA

I find myself being a ‘Jack of all trades’, and constantly learn, which is rather exciting.” Last September I successfully negotiated a change in title and salary, but am still the lowest-paid manager in our company, even though I have more management experience than several other managers. I’ve had one 2.5%

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Answering Reader Mail: Making A Splash Without Changing Everything

Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant

Dear MA, Congratulations on the new role and promotion! Just like new CEOs do, your first 6 months or year are really about learning about the company, your department, office politics, and how things work. Regardless of your age, seniority, or years of experience you will always find something new to learn. 5) Take good notes.

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Which Type of Entrepreneur Are You?

Men With Pens

Some become wildly successful because they’ve learned from and adapted to their mistakes, while others suffer in mediocrity because they’ve simply ignored and repeated their mistakes over and over again. Unfortunately, he didn’t have the budget for any of the strategies. There are two different types of entrepreneurs.

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