Team Building Activities for Administrative Assistants
Discover team building activities for administrative assistants with 6 essential steps to boost collaboration and success in your office.
Networking
How to Stand Out at a Conference for Executive Assistants
Discover how to stand out at professional conferences as an Executive Assistant. Gain practical tips on preparation, networking, presentation, selecting the right event, and leveraging social media.
Increase Your Networking at Administrative and Executive Assistant Conferences
One thing assistants tell us they like about attending our administrative conference or any of our live training courses is the ability to network with other assistants from various industries and different parts of the world.
Networking at administrative and executive assistant conferences is another way to gain new ideas, tips, share best practices, find mentors, and build life-long relationships.
On the other hand, not every assistant (or person) is comfortable about just walking up to someone they don’t know and starting a conversation. They want to meet new people but don’t know what to say.
There are many benefits of creating connections. Here are some ideas to help you get started and make the most of your experience when attending an administrative conference.
Administrative Professionals Provide Unwavering Support
During current uncertainties, confusion, stress, and figuring out social distancing, please remember that you are not alone. Yes, you are very capable of holding it all together, supporting your team, and solving problems, but you are not alone. You are part of a vast, yet supportive community. As administrative professionals, we constantly prepare for the … Read more
Building Relationships Through Goal-Setting
Relationships are essential to personal and professional development. Healthy relationships allow you to give and receive support. Relationships may vary with family, friends, work, support groups, or community, but each relationship should provide and invite some form of support. Healthy relationships support mutual growth. Each time you communicate with someone is an opportunity to learn, … Read more
