Leadership Starts Young
Recently, I attended a piano recital showcasing children ranging in age from six to 12.…
Monthly Archives: May, 2015
You Have Choices, Choose Wisely
By Teri Wells
What do you have the power to change? asks Teri Wells Several PAs have spoken…
Grow Who You Know: 8 Great Networking Tips for Administrative Professionals
Whether you’re looking to move up within your company or over into a better paying…
Good boss or bad boss?
Some of us have the privilege of working for a good boss, even a great…
When It’s Not Love at First sight…
By Lucy Brazier
How much do you have to hate your boss to be motivated to set up…
How to Win Hearts and Minds – With Measurable Return on Investment
By Nicky Whyman
In our newly buoyant economy, employers are once again focusing on hiring and keeping the…
Fabulous Feedback – Creating a Culture that Creates Great Leaders
Feedback can be a fabulous thing; it can help us understand our strengths and learn how…
Disappointment in the Workplace
Sometimes life throws a sharp curve in our direction which can catch us off guard.…
Being a Good Assistant May Not Be Good Enough
Strategic business partner or back to the typing pool? The choice is yours says Kathleen…
More on Mindset. Taking Powerful Actions
Last month I wrote about developing a powerful mindset. In this article I’m continuing that…
Top Tips for Controlling Anger at Work
Assistants are increasingly suffering from frustration, exhaustion and job dissatisfaction as the need to juggle…
Being content with near perfection
If taken to extremes, perfectionism can be self-defeating. Remember those nostalgic days when you were…
An Open Letter to the World’s CEOs on Administrative Professionals Day
By Lucy Brazier
There is a quiet revolution going on in offices across the world and it is…