Professional Assistant Blog
OCTOBER 17, 2008
Home About Me Advertise Elevator Etiquette 101: Going Up? You reminisce about that Seinfeld episode where Elaine gets stuck on the subway and starts talking to herself about how the train isn’t moving and starts to get claustrophobic. Can you think of any more etiquette related items while riding the elevator? Whats next?
Recruit CRM
FEBRUARY 9, 2022
Read more: A Recruiter's Etiquette Guide to Remote Hiring. Take Advantage of Recruitment Software As a remote hiring team, instead of manually handling all administrative tasks, leverage recruitment automation and intelligent recruitment software to do the work for you.
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Professional Assistant Blog
JANUARY 18, 2008
Home About Me Advertise Do Not Disturb - Training In Progress By The Professional Assistant on Friday, January 18, 2008 Filed Under: Client Service , Meetings , Productivity D o you get staff members coming to you for all sorts of questions? Are you the main contact in your department? When youre on a phone call, do people hover over you?
Office Dynamics
JULY 9, 2014
@MelissaEMCT Specializes in transforming those confused by technology into empowered users of these powerful software tools. PatriciaRossi Etiquette Expert, Author EVERYDAY ETIQUETTE, Professional Speaker,NBC Daytime’s National Manners Correspondent,Kindness not Formality,Relationships not Rules.
BMT Office Administration
OCTOBER 4, 2022
That led to the creation of numerous employee monitoring solutions, including computer monitoring through cloud-based software, GPS tracking, keylogging, and other methods. Not only that, but certain businesses have used employee monitoring software for many years before 2020. The history of employee monitoring’s various forms.
Worxbee
DECEMBER 20, 2021
Your job applications represent sets of data, which algorithms are trained to skim. There have been multiple studies regarding biases in recruitment software, with some highlighted in this CIO article. While you might not be a fan of being on camera, it’s about etiquette and setting a professional tone. Be respectful of time.
Stephanie LH Calahan
MARCH 25, 2011
Thanks to Peter Coombs of FRONTLINE Training & Consulting. If I meet someone at an event or training session and obtain their business card, I jot down something about that person or the conversation we had to trigger my memory next time I look them up. I use a Neat Scanner and the Neat Software. The business cards?
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