All Things Admin
JUNE 28, 2023
Now you’re finally retiring from the workforce. Retirement is an exciting phase of life. Maybe you’ll travel, spend more time with family, or volunteer for organizations near and dear to you. Tip 3: Communicate Your Retirement Timeline You didn’t just wake up one day and decide to retire.
All Things Admin
FEBRUARY 10, 2022
– Executive’s Name – Meeting/Travel Planning. You can — just as long as you include this complete blurb with it: Julie Perrine, CAP-OM, is the founder and CEO of All Things Admin, providing training, mentoring and resources for administrative professionals worldwide. – Executive’s Name – Projects (or Open Items).
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Success
AUGUST 21, 2022
Have you decided to live the #beachlife or the #retired life or just the #offgridlife? Kimberly McCauley, a travel blogger living in Istanbul, purchased private insurance that also covers her when she returns for short visits to the U.S. Health care. health insurance may not cover you.
Office Dynamics
DECEMBER 2, 2019
I was lucky enough (or so I was lead to believe) that the role I was hired for almost 2 yrs ago was for a fast-growing local company that within the next 3-5 yrs will have a complete C Suite overhaul of new leaders due to retirements. The c suite leader who hired me and I report to, I don’t do ANY work for.
Office Dynamics
APRIL 28, 2015
Others could no longer afford to retire. I would like “secretary” to be a retired title that just goes away. And it is changing again as executives recognize that administrators aren’t just for typing emails or making travel plans. Competencies – Calendaring, travel, task organization, projects. What’s in a name?
Admin Awards
DECEMBER 1, 2021
For Kathleen Earley, who recently retired as Executive Assistant to the President and CFO Emeritus at Salesforce and spent 50 years as an Admin, it’s all about staying ahead. “You may still have to do travel and expense reports, but you should look at everything from a larger mindset, a wider scope,” she says.
Eat Your Career
JUNE 12, 2013
My father retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after 20 years of active duty. After that, he spent 18 years as a commercial airline pilot and retired as a Boeing 737 Captain. So you can imagine that retirement created a little bit of a stir for my father. And ya know what? That was only the beginning of his career.
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