Continuing education is important for administrative professionals, too. Many years ago, I had entertained the thought of going back to school. It was a fleeting thought, quickly overtaken by the reality of what I currently had on my plate – a full-time job, a spouse, four children with one on the way, and community commitments. … Read more
Maybe conferences are a little overwhelming for you? Here are some Conference Survival Skills or tips we found useful for those who feel this way. We are passing these along after finding them at Business Management Daily’s web site (link below). Please enjoy and let us know what you enjoy the most or what holds … Read more
A few years ago, the leaders of the department were insistent that I attend a conference to gain professional development. They felt very strongly that all members of their team to seek out continuing education, and that included the support staff. I spent quite a long time looking into all my options – some local, … Read more
Should I attend the Office Dynamics Conference? Yes, this is a conference I’ve had the opportunity to attend. The key words here are “Inspiring Excellence in Administrative Professionals”. That is what Office Dynamics provides at these conferences, plus so much more. I have found it to be the best of the best information, great training, … Read more
(Las Vegas, Nevada – July 1, 2013) Office Dynamics International to celebrate 20th Anniversary of the Annual Conference for Administrative Excellence September 17 – 20, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Red Rock Resort. The specially selected theme of the 20th Anniversary event is BOLD & BALANCED Your Career. Your Life. Office … Read more
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