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Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant Reviews

What is it like working as an Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant?

March 2016
Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant:
Be prepared to do the work and get little credit. Your boss will most likely take all the glory.
March 2016
Eye opener experience.
Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant:
Pros: Freedom and fun colleagues with occasional challenge at work.
Cons: Lots of change be it in turnover rate and late operation hours. Working on Sat for back-end administrative role which should not be necessary.
March 2016
Have great work ethnics.
Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant:
Learn to adapt to change and work independent and as a team player. Learn to get along with your colleagues.
November 2015
Some times rewarding.
Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant:
Pros: Travel. Decisions. Responsible tasks.
Cons: Negative responses from member bad postings letter etc , communication levels low.
October 2015
How to correct Pay band salary.
Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant:
Be an advocate for your career and salary.
January 2015
Office conditions.
Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant:
Pros: I am currently responsible for two positions which keeps me busy and involved in company matters.
Cons: Lack of cooperation and communication at certain levels.
October 2014
Being an office "wife".
Executive Secretary or Administrative Assistant:
Don't compromise integrity for loyalty, but maintain discretion at all times. Confidentiality is key. Make notes - they can save your job if not your skin. If you don't want to think for another person, don't become a PA/Secretary because essentially that's what you do most of the time - anticipation and foresight are necessary skills in this job. You are not Superman/woman - prioritise. Treat all people with equal respect - you need them and it costs nothing but has incalculable benefits. If you fluff it - own it and apologise. Communicate, be sure you understand. Hone your juggling skills - Executive Diaries are like a three ring circus... Smile - always smile. Graciouscness covers a multitude of murderous thoughts :-)

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