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Elevating Your Role As An Executive Assistant

ProAssisting Blog

Understanding the Executive's Vision To truly become a business partner, immerse yourself in understanding your executive's vision and goals as well as the company’s. This means not just comprehending their immediate tasks but grasping the broader objectives guiding their decisions.

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Time to Set Goals? How to Have a Successful Year

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Every successful executive assistant we know is a goal setter. There’s something about good goal setting that helps to ensure you give more thought to where you’re going and what you need to do to get there. They’re stated like a goal, but don’t have a plan to back them up. A good goal has a plan.

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How to Color Code Your Calendar

Jen Lawrence

Color coding your calendar is one of those organizational tricks that most people shrug off. I’m here to tell you – if you aren’t color coding your calendar, you’re missing out. Color coding your calendar allows you to see how your time will be used at a glance. Every person’s needs are different.

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Stay on Track for Productivity

Success

Elaine LaPersonerie , who has run her company, Wink Public Relations , from her home in New York City for over 20 years, says you have to open and close shop. You can mark these blocks on your email calendar—Microsoft Outlook or Google Calendar, for instance—so it sends you reminders to stop and start. Sidestep time traps.

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Mastering The Art Of Distributed Leadership: Lessons From Atlassian’s “Team Anywhere” Program

Allwork

The most critical factors as companies navigate the future of distributed work will be training leaders to effectively guide distributed teams, intentionally designing opportunities for relationship development and mentorship, and providing the tools to coordinate work and access information seamlessly from anywhere.

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How to Create a Powerful, Future-Proof Culture for Remote and Decentralized Teams

Allwork

Remote workers want to feel connected to their company’s mission, goals, and people; your corporate culture must address that need to retain talent. Communicate your company’s values clearly to workers and solicit feedback from them. Retaining talent has been a huge challenge for many companies. jumped from 1.4%

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Humor in the Workplace: How to Be Funny at Work Without Crossing the Line

Success

Tip: Make yourself laugh first Humor doesn’t come naturally to everyone, so before doing a standup routine at a company meeting, it’s a good idea to build up your humor muscle. “I Take time to understand the company culture This is critical, especially for new employees. Lighten up” or “You’re too sensitive.”