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Be More Resilient By Developing Reliable Systems By Julie Perrine

September 10, 2015 by Guest Blogger

Personal emergencies – such as illness, a death in the family, or an accident – often involve taking unexpected time off work. However, these situations can be especially challenging for administrative professionals who are responsible for keeping their executives and offices running smoothly.

When disaster strikes, you need to focus on your family and yourself during a personal disaster … not what’s going on back at work. However, to successfully disconnect and bounce back, there are some plans, systems, and procedures you need to put in place to be prepared.

5 Best Practices for Boosting Your Resiliency by Julie Perrine

April 30, 2015April 23, 2015 by Guest Blogger

<Guest Post by All Things Admin, Julie Perrine>

Part of an admin’s job is knowing how to handle unexpected, uncomfortable and sometimes downright awful situations. This means being flexible, patient, and expert trouble-shooters. Yet even the best, most experienced, and innovative admins can get flustered or lose their concentration in times of extreme chaos.

We are admins. But we’re human, too. It’s natural to feel overwhelmed when an unforeseen situation comes up. However, there are some best practices that can improve your resilience and help you weather difficulties in a proactive and productive way.

Why Putting A Lid On Venting Is Good For You by Courtney Clark

April 17, 2015 by Guest Blogger

Don’t you hate that feeling when stress starts to build up, until you reach your boiling point and you feel like you just can’t take it any more? When most of us get to that point, there’s a solution: venting. You vent to your friends, your family, or other administrative professional colleagues, who understand the pressure of your job.

Venting makes us feel like we can take action, in a situation where we really don’t have any power. Since we don’t have enough control to change the situation, the only thing we can do is vent. Besides, venting makes us feel better. Or, at least, we think it does…

Resilience: Must-Have Skill in 2015

January 28, 2015 by Guest Blogger

In her recent article published in Executive Secretary Magazine, Joan Burge takes a deeper look at what it means to be resilient and how resilience translates to the work-life of professional administrative and executive assistants. As stated in the article, Joan informs us that the higher you climb the career ladder, the deeper levels of … Read more

Renowned Administrative Experts Lead Powerhouse Panel

January 21, 2015 by Joan Burge

Where else can you have an intimate brunch with powerhouse women who have been visionaries and leaders in the administrative profession? With more than 100 combined years of experience, Peggy Vasquez, Julie Perrine, Lisa Olsen, Debbie Gross, and Joan Burge will host an exciting panel discussion around the Office Dynamics 22nd annual administrative conference theme, The Resilient Assistant. All of these administrative expert women have more than 20 years of experience as executive assistants and are speakers, authors, corporate trainers and consultants.

Be More Resilient By Developing Reliable Systems By Julie Perrine

5 Best Practices for Boosting Your Resiliency by Julie Perrine

Why Putting A Lid On Venting Is Good For You by Courtney Clark

Resilience: Must-Have Skill in 2015

Renowned Administrative Experts Lead Powerhouse Panel

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