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Furthering Your Education on a Budget

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Still, there are ways to continue to increase your skills at work without spending a massive amount of money. For us, that might be finding a sommelier class, taking a pasta-making class with friends or hands on learning about digital currency. Set your budget. Have a plan.

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6 Real-Life Budgeting Tips to Save More Money

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I make an average salary. While I’ve been financially frugal my whole life, knowing how to save money is a skill that can be easily taught. I learned this financial lesson the hard way. It’s a collection of short stories set in ancient Babylon, in which the characters learn simple yet effective financial lessons.

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Finding a Voice in the Future of Work

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Beats were assigned based on skill set—something typically determined by a reporter’s existing portfolio. In the cold twice-daily budget meeting room, our no-nonsense beat editor called on each reporter to boldly lay out their soul—er, story idea—for review. Hint: it goes way beyond salary and PTO.

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The Biggest Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s

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If that’s not possible within your budget initially, you can work toward this goal over the course of a few years. Being afraid to ask questions of financial professionals Every tax season, a meme circulates that says, “I’m glad I learned about parallelograms in high school math instead of how to do my taxes.

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What’s the Difference Between an Executive Assistant and Senior Executive Assistant?

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Here are some common areas where the roles differ: Experience A senior executive assistant will usually have several years of experience (at least 5-10) working as an executive assistant, or in a general administrative role that developed their skills. For example, they may have a budget that they can use for the tasks related to their role.

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The Biggest Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s

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If that’s not possible within your budget initially, you can work toward this goal over the course of a few years. Being afraid to ask questions of financial professionals Every tax season, a meme circulates that says, “I’m glad I learned about parallelograms in high school math instead of how to do my taxes.

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The Vanishing Executive Assistant—NOT!

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And yet assistants help file digital documents and manage calls through their cell phones, so the skills required for these tasks haven’t completely gone away. Executive assistants are running meetings, making hiring decisions, giving presentations, negotiating contracts, managing budgets and are considered co-leaders.

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