Allwork
SEPTEMBER 5, 2023
In commercial real estate, the digital age has introduced novel solutions that may not be as suitable to the industry without imposing additional burden for internal teams. W hile the traditional cubicle concept is diminishing, t echnology is still far behind in-person experiences.
Success
JUNE 23, 2021
She relieves me from things I don’t need to be doing like email, booking travel and project planning. Not to mention the added burden of sifting through stacks of résumés, arranging interviews and painstakingly checking references. I love all of that stuff, but I also don’t want to be working 70 hours a week.”.
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Professional Assistant Blog
NOVEMBER 23, 2007
Home About Me Advertise The 4 Most Difficult Interview Questions By The Professional Assistant on Friday, November 23, 2007 Filed Under: Job Seeking A re you going in for an interview for that dream job? Follow these simple four steps and you will find that you will pass these interviews with flying colours.
On The Job
OCTOBER 13, 2008
Addiction doesn't reside just on the street corner with junkies looking for the next fix -- it's also in the meeting rooms and boardrooms and cubicles where we work. For my newspaper column earlier this year I interviewed Eric Goplerud a Ph.D.
Professional Assistant Blog
MARCH 28, 2008
Home About Me Advertise Get A Job With A Thank You Letter By The Professional Assistant on Friday, March 28, 2008 Filed Under: Job Seeking , Productivity D id you just get out of an interview ? I appreciate your time and consideration in interviewing me for this position. Did you attend a few recently? Great post Richard.
Workplace Insight
DECEMBER 28, 2023
Interviewing people involves trying to tease out a bit of personal colour. It’s back to the cubicle except it’s a Perspex box rather than a partitioned box. “So, People are voting with their feet and if the office doesn’t offer them a better experience than their homes or doesn’t make travel worthwhile.
On The Job
JULY 30, 2009
Use a cellphone when you are traveling through the Appalachians. Anita: You should never use a cell phone when the person is so close, as in one cubicle away, that they hear your voice better over the cubicle wall than on the phone. Call me as soon as you land. As I said before, I can wait 10 minutes until you de-plane.
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