Welcome to The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Top-Tier Executive Assistant. This article will help you master every aspect of The Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Top-Tier Executive Assistant. Whether you are starting your career as an Executive Assistant or looking to take your current role to the next level,
With the widespread acceptance of remote and hybrid work, staying connected and maintaining visibility with your executive is still essential, yet it presents unique challenges. It can be difficult to balance focus and presence when distractions abound—family, household tasks, pets, and the persistent question of what the future holds for
Executive and Personal Assistants have one of the most complex roles in any organization, yet they often go unrecognized for their hard work. While there are many positive aspects to being an Assistant, they inevitably face a variety of challenges on a daily basis that can affect efficiency and productivity.
So many events, webinars, publications, and blogs discuss accelerating your Assistant’s career path and progression. Career success comes in many shapes and forms and, let’s face it, is an entirely personal definition. You might define success as having a fantastic salary, a great job title, or a nice office. It
In a recent survey conducted with The EA Campus readers, we found that many Assistants struggle with the massive amount of work they must complete daily. The fast-paced environment, endless deadlines, and constant demands on their time have become the norm. This article covers how Assistants can keep up in
There are many Assistants who also work as Office Managers, and many Office Managers who are also Assistants! The roles are similar, and there are a lot of overlapping skills. However, Office Managers must take on high-level tasks and move the business forward. Essential Skills Needed to Become an Office
What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail? A great question, isn’t it? This is where I started when I created my personal vision statement. I love The EA Campus, and I find the work rewarding, but I have been doing this for eight years, and it was
Let’s explore the foundation of what we do—our skills—and the EA competencies you will need to thrive in the role. We’ll cover: Organization and Time Management Communication Attention to Detail Discretion Diplomacy Flexibility Interpersonal Skills Intuition Creativity Self-Motivation Organization and Time Management Being organized and having good time management
Being an Assistant isn’t for everyone. Let’s face it, the job has its challenges, and I believe you must genuinely love the role to succeed. So, in this article, we are going to cover career transitions for Executive Assistants. If you see the position as a stepping stone to something
I took my first online training course for Executive Assistants about 15 years ago. It was a live webinar, and I had to listen to the speaker via phone on my desk while watching the slideshow on my computer screen. It was an exciting experience, and many of my colleagues
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