Personal Development
Issue: May / June 2015
Issue: May / June 2015
Disappointment in the Workplace
By Jemima van Zyl - May 25, 2015
Disappointment is a normal part of life and is a chance to learn and grow, explains Jemima van Zyl
Career Development
Issue: May / June 2015
Issue: May / June 2015
Being a Good Assistant May Not Be Good Enough
By Kathleen Drum - May 25, 2015
Strategic business partner or back to the typing pool? The choice is yours says Kathleen Drum
Personal Development
Issue: May / June 2015
Issue: May / June 2015
More on Mindset. Taking Powerful Actions
By Graham W Price - May 25, 2015
Start taking actions that reflect how youâd like to be, says Graham Price
Health & Wellbeing
Issue: May / June 2015
Issue: May / June 2015
Top Tips for Controlling Anger at Work
By Dr Lynda Shaw - May 25, 2015
Neuroscientist and cognitive psychologist Dr Lynda Shaw looks at some useful tips for controlling your anger at work
Career Development
Issue: May / June 2015
Issue: May / June 2015
Being content with near perfection
By Carole Spiers MBE - May 24, 2015
If taken to extremes, perfectionism can be self-defeating, explains Carole Spiers
Editor's Letters
Issue: May / June 2015
Issue: May / June 2015
An Open Letter to the World’s CEOs on Administrative Professionals Day
By Lucy Brazier OBE - May 6, 2015
There is a quiet revolution going on in offices across the world and it is coming from the most unlikely of employees.
Editor's Letters
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
One Profession, One Voice
By Lucy Brazier OBE - March 25, 2015
Our friend Bonnie Low Kramen is fond of saying that there has never been a more exciting time to be an Assistant. She's right! There is so much change in the pipeline
Communication Cover Story
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
Find Your Voice, Speak Up and Let the Awesomeness Begin
By Bonnie Low-Kramen - March 25, 2015
Silence is our enemy; we must learn to speak up says Bonnie Low-Kramen
Leadership
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
Turning Your Stress into Success
By Doug Dickerson - March 25, 2015
Success over stress is all about your context, your game plan and your attitude, explains Doug Dickerson
Career Development
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
The How and Why of Creating a Career Portfolio
By Joan Burge - March 25, 2015
A career portfolio is a tool to showcase your talents and create conversation with your leader or interviewer, explains Joan Burge
Communication
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
Want to âGet Along?â â Take the Otherâs Side
By Marsha Egan - March 25, 2015
Your ability to adjust your communication style is directly related to your ability to gain understanding, commitment or agreement, explains Marsha Egan
Events Excellence
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
How Technology Can Help Your Next Event Become a Success
By Derrick Stomp - March 25, 2015
Make use of all the technological solutions to add extra value to your event, explains Derrick Stomp
Profiles
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
PROFILE â Marion Lowrence
By Lucy Brazier OBE - March 25, 2015
Marion Lowrence explains how circumstances took her from a successful career as an Assistant to one of the most recognisable industry leaders in the UK.
Personal Development
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
Getting Unstuck! 5 Guiding Questions to Point You in the Right Direction
By Lisa Olsen - March 25, 2015
Getting unstuck is not so much about effort as it is about moving forward with the natural flow of things explains Lisa Olsen
Personal Development
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
You Donât Have to Know the Way
By Jessica Mcgregor Johnson - March 25, 2015
But you do need to know where you want to go, says Jessica MacGregor Johnson
Career Development
Issue: March / April 2015
Issue: March / April 2015
The Problem With âNo Problemâ!
By Rhonda Scharf - March 25, 2015
Do you make it seem as though anyone could do your job and do it well? If so, youâre doing yourself a disservice says Rhonda Scharf














