Opinion
Issue: September / October 2017

Executive Assistant by Day and Trainee Special Constable by Night

By - September 25, 2017

When considering outside commitments, don’t underestimate the power of your skillset and experience explains Carly McIntyre
Health & Wellbeing Opinion
Issue: March / April 2017

I Have a Mental Health Condition

By - March 24, 2017

Mental ill health affects one in four people, so it is very likely that you, or someone you know, could be affected says Leanne Cripps
Opinion
Issue: March / April 2017

What is the Reality?

By - March 24, 2017

Who is right – the people on the ground or the reported news from those who want to sell a paper? asks Rona Cant
Opinion
Issue: January / February 2017

What I Wouldn’t Give…

By - January 25, 2017

Never be too quick to assume the worst, nor give up hope says Sandy Geroux
Opinion
Issue: November / December 2016

Rio 2016: I’ve had the time of my life!

By - November 25, 2016

Regina Rezende shares her experience of the Rio Olympic and Paralympic Games
Opinion
Issue: November / December 2016

Creating a Better Tomorrow – Today

By - November 25, 2016

Jacqueline Smith shares her journey to becoming a magistrate, whilst continuing her role as an Assistant at a City law firm
Opinion
Issue: November / December 2016

Thoughts on joining the administrative profession

By - November 25, 2016

Sophie Roche gives us an insight into her first six months as an Assistant
Opinion
Issue: November / December 2016

Good Recruiters Are Like Good Hairdressers

By - November 25, 2016

Niki gives a personal perspective on what businesses are looking for when they recruit, and why trust is so vital in making the relationship work.
Opinion
Issue: September / October 2016

Because You’re Worth It

By - September 26, 2016

Richard Arnott asks whether recognition and salaries in the Executive Assistant profession are where they should be
Opinion
Issue: March / April 2016

A Conference is not just a Conference

By - March 25, 2016

Joanie Nel explains why attending a conference, such as LIVE Johannesburg, can be a minefield of golden nuggets ready and waiting for you to snatch them up
Opinion
Issue: January / February 2016

Can you Imagine Life Without Your Phone?

By - January 25, 2016

Ring the changes with Carole Spiers’ timely guide
Opinion
Issue: January / February 2016

What’s Holding you Back?

By - January 25, 2016

The sky’s the limit if you’re brave enough, believes Rona Cant
Opinion
Issue: November / December 2015

Rugby Balls, Juggling Balls and Breaking Balls

By - November 25, 2015

Clare Lister is not happy about England Rugby’s World Cup performance but she has realised that business can learn a lot from sport
Opinion
Issue: July / August 2015

Make Space for the Future

By - July 25, 2015

When are you going to clear out the old to bring in those new ideas and goals? asks Rona Cant
Opinion
Issue: November / December 2014

Your Future is In Your Hands!

By - November 25, 2014

They say you can’t have it all! The question is do we want it all? No one asks us that question – they just assume that they know how we feel. But do they? I have always believed that every one of us is made in our own unique form.   A lot has changed... Read more »
Opinion
Issue: March / April 2014

Children and the Boardroom

By - March 25, 2014

As a cognitive neuroscientist and business psychologist I believe it is unattainable to achieve a 50/50 gender mix in all senior management positions in UK businesses by 2020 because women innately want to be the primary care-giver. It goes without saying that there are many women who prefer or need to work full-time, however, women... Read more »