Status, Status Quo or a whole new ball game?
By Susie Kay
It’s that time of year again and, boy, don’t they come round fast. The time…
Author Susie Kay
Susie Kay
Susie Kay is Founder of The Professionalism Group, an advice and consultancy organisation working with individuals, students, businesses and professional institutes, focusing on the benefits of professionalism. She is a speaker and writer and is happy to run workshops within your organisation. Professionalism: the ABC for Success by Susie Kay is published by Professionalism Books and is available at www.executivesecretary.com Contact details: www.theprofessionalismgroup.co.uk andwww.theprofessionalismblog.com
Your Words or Mine? It’s Not Worth Losing Your Reputation
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Why it’s worth keeping your cool when tempers fray, says Susie Kay… Have you…
When Is a Break Not a Break?
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… or “do as I say, not as I do.” Susie Kay explains I recently…
What Kind of Organised Are You?
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For most of the people reading this article, being organised will be second nature –…
New Year, New Start? Not Necessarily…
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This year I have made a New Year’s resolution not to make any New Year’s…
It’s a Breeze, Isn’t It?
By Susie Kay
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Nothing Like a Good Read
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As a self-confessed “printaholic”, who has been known to read the back of cereal packets…
The Dreaded Acronym – Beware Confusion
By Susie Kay
Have you ever had one of those days when just about everything you touched or…
Professionalism – The Golden Rules
By Susie Kay
There are a great many “Golden Rules” available on every conceivable subject, for work, for…
Excellence In Context
By Susie Kay
When we wake up and get ready for work each day, part of our mental…
Reach Out – I’ll Be There
By Susie Kay
Some of you may recognise the title of this article as an old song by…
Success – It’s all about Professionalism
By Susie Kay
Susie Kay explains how professionalism is the key to our success There probably aren’t many…