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Office Dynamics
FEBRUARY 1, 2010
Articulate a short term “next step” goal or current position/strength [“I dream of pursuing a position working with CVX heritage documents” or, “I have extensive experience in Angolan travel and visa preparations.”]. Length of employment at current company. Awesome wordsmith? Paint watercolors? Able juggler?].
Office Dynamics
FEBRUARY 1, 2010
Articulate a short term “next step” goal or current position/strength [“I dream of pursuing a position working with CVX heritage documents” or, “I have extensive experience in Angolan travel and visa preparations.”]. Length of employment at current company. Awesome wordsmith? Paint watercolors? Able juggler?].
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Professional Assistant Blog
NOVEMBER 23, 2007
Discuss your skill set, experience and abilities in a confident manner. Talk about what you feel is important to you in a professional manner and describe how you will meet these goals. Why should we hire you? Try to relay this type of question to some part of your past jobs.
Laughing all the Way to Work
OCTOBER 18, 2008
Be confident. To be able to network, you must have confidence. You need confidence in yourself, confidence in your abilities, and confidence in your networking skills. Ask for business cards and have a stack of business cards for yourself at hand as well. Be a good listener.
Practically Perfect PA
JANUARY 10, 2017
Have the confidence to take the lead, be proactive and have a conversation with your boss. Getting buy-in IS ACHIEVABLE and I managed to successfully get the following approved: Business Cards. Business Cards: I was the first PA within my last company of 30+ Assistants to request Business Cards.
Small Business CEO
SEPTEMBER 24, 2013
We often find ourselves in situations involving networking as a result of work-related travel for conferences, trade fairs or business meetings. You can still build your confidence by talking to people in everyday situations. Don’t keep your cards close to your chest. Put yourself out there. Fake it till you make it.
Professional Assistant Blog
FEBRUARY 13, 2008
Try venting to someone you confide in. Taking a few slow, deep breaths in between can also help. Try removing yourself from the situation by taking a short walk. Exercise can do wonders. Just getting out the tension will release any anxiety and stress you may have.
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