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By Gregg Corbett - May 25, 2013
A recent survey of 1,000 office workers, commissioned by Avery Green Office Week, revealed that 55% of people say they work with colleagues who either disregard green working practices, or worse, are deliberately wasteful. Forgetting to recycle, needlessly throwing away paper and leaving computers switched on overnight were just some of the top green issues... Read more »By Bonnie Low-Kramen - May 25, 2013
“Be kind to people on the way up – you’ll meet them again on your way down.” Jimmy Durante It was recently reported in USA Today that 48 percent of employees believe that being courteous leads to advancement at work. And in a recent AOL article, business writer David Schepp writes, “with five applicants for... Read more »By Carole Spiers MBE - May 25, 2013
Many of you may look forward to your retirement with great enthusiasm. You can start to play golf, join a bridge group, travel the world or just stay in bed each morning until 10am. For those of you who can afford to do so, then your dream may well become reality. However, for others, retirement... Read more »By Kathleen Drum - November 25, 2012
Kathleen Drum details the management lessons from the Olympic Games that can be applied to any working environmentBy Doug Dickerson - November 25, 2012
I read this humorous story not too long ago. If the circus comes to town and you paint a sign saying ‘Circus coming to the Fairgrounds Saturday,’ that’s advertising. If you put the sign on the back of an elephant and walk it into town, that’s promotion. If the elephant walks through the mayor’s flowerbed,... Read more »By Melba J Duncan - September 26, 2012
Constancy, stability, and challenging learning curves have expanded the Executive support role to its present status explains Melba DuncanBy Sue France - September 25, 2012
With this guidance, you will be perfectly placed to successfully meet the challenge of being an effective leader and delegator says Sue FranceBy Doug Dickerson - September 25, 2012
It is not necessary for all men to be great in action. The greatest and sublimest power is often simple patience. – Horace Bushnell A recent story in Business Management Daily about the success of online shoe retailer Zappos brought my attention back to one of leadership’s most needed and personally challenging virtues –... Read more »By Julie Perrine - July 25, 2012
Learning the "business' of business is essential for career success, Julie Perrine show's us what it's aboutBy Anel Martin - July 25, 2012
Anel Martin explains how you can play a critical role in helping your new executive settle in to their new role Executive recruitment and placement is big business, and the stakes are high. Many people still underestimate the massive role that Personal Assistants and Executive Secretaries can, and do, play in the successful on-boarding process... Read more »By Nicky Christmas - July 25, 2012
Travel is stressful, but creating a comprehensive travel itinerary will keep both you and your boss calm and organised. Think about all the different bits of paper you have to keep when you travel – tickets, hotel details, travel guides. Well, along with the usual stresses of travelling, your boss also has to attend meetings... Read more »By Claire Lister - July 25, 2012
When comic strip becomes reality – the Avenging role of an Executive PA ‘Earth’s mightiest heroes’, The Avengers, have recently hit the cinema again with the likes of the Hulk, Black Widow, Captain America, Iron Man and Thor joining forces to fight the biggest foe they’ve ever faced. They’ve changed slightly from their 1960’s make-up,... Read more »By Gregg Corbett - May 25, 2012
Thinking green is just the start for PAs wanting to influence a green revolution in the workplace. May 14 -18, 2012 marked the fourth ever Green Office Week, encouraging office workers to implement simple, practical, step-by-step changes that will help to make workplaces and behaviours more environmentally-friendly. Since its inception, the week has continued... Read more »By Doug Dickerson - May 25, 2012
Showing appreciation has the power to build morale and boost performance explains Doug DickersonBy Bonnie Low-Kramen - March 26, 2012
Bonnie Low-Kramen on the many things that hold women back There are many things holding women back at work, but something can be done – it’s just up to us. In March 2008, I wrote an article called How to Stand Up For Yourself Without Losing Your Job, which dealt with the topic of respect,... Read more »By Julie Perrine - January 26, 2012
Julie Perrine on choosing an innovative mindset: Innovation isn’t just for technology - it’s the key to your career future.