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I am a well versed administrator, along with great skill in customer service. My technique with customers is to be attentive as well as informative. I have great confidence with Microsoft office program's such as Excel(data entry, as well as mathematical computations), power point presentation, outlook scheduling, drop box, word. Typing 55 wpm. The last position I had as an office assistant, I learned the company's computer system and violation code given to students and yellow bus drivers rather fast. So fast in fact before my assignment was up I trained a good 10 people before my temp assignment ended. I am looking for permanent office assistant, admin assistant work. I'm the perfect candidate anyone have any suggestions.

So I've just finished my associates degree in business ( Office Management). And I'm trying to find work I am signed up to several job searching sites. But getting a lot of position that require skills I don't have or driver's license I don't drive. Help please and thank you.

We're looking for a reliable and dependable person to fill in part time position as a walmart shoppers, thought payment is $300 weekly, text eddy meeks at 517 258 6957 for more information...

This is one of my favorite EA blogs, and this article reminds us that we can determine our own course by staying active in the learning process and adding to our skill sets. Pick something that interests you/adds value to your organization so that you can further your own goals and career ambitions. It is never too late to learn something new! http://www.practicallyperfectpa.com/2017/why-personal-development-is-your-own-responsibility/09/11?mc_cid=02841c28a4&mc_eid=32c24ce9bd

Admins often have the inside scoop on things that are going on in their offices on a daily basis--this can be a treasure trove for top-level people who don't have the time to be this involved in the minutia of day-to-day details. Ask us--we love to help!!

http://www.practicallyperfectpa.com/2017/assistants-as-information-managers/09/06?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=Nicky%20Christmas&utm_content=Assistants%20as%20information%20managers

A true statement and so well-written. Don't compromise on what you want (or don't want). This goes to the "settle for more" idea...

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/unique-career-debbi-l-shaffer-the-audacious-admin

Who doesn't love new apps and ways to stay organized? Here are a few ways to keep your to-do lists sorted and together! https://www.tipsforassistants.com/single-post/2017/07/15/Top-Tools-for-Keeping-Task-Lists-Organized

Looking for some great training on a multitude of topics from some stellar contributors? This will be an amazing day of learning with an incredible group of presenters. Learn more about the event here: http://executivesecretary.com/webathon/

https://www.eventopedia.com/blog/proudpa-60---demonstrating-leadership-ability

Now that summer is here, these are some tips on how to successfully plan for your time away from the office: https://allthingsadmin.com/procedures/make-love-youre-gone/?platform=hootsuite