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7 Tasks a Visitor Management System Can Take Off Your Receptionist’s Plate

The Receptionist

Some receptionists handle office tasks such as filing, data entry, event planning, travel arrangements, and general office management. Depending on the type of business you have and your receptionist’s job description, they may be juggling other important work as well.

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Partnering with an Executive Assistant Staffing Agency: Benefits for Hiring Managers and Organizations

C-Suite Assistants

Complex travel arrangements, calendar management, and keeping up with technical innovations are only part of what an excellent executive assistant needs to do for you. Time-Consuming Recruitment Until you have done it, it’s hard to imagine the amount of time hiring executive assistants can take.

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Do You Need to Hire an Executive Assistant Dedicated to the CEO?

C-Suite Assistants

The Executive Assistant who was initially hired as the Office Manager and now supports the CEO, the CFO, and the COO resigns, tired of working 12-hour days and prioritizing between three busy executives. Or, the original EA continues to muddle along, supporting the CEO inadequately and sometimes making critical mistakes.

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What makes a great administrative assistant?

Page Personnel

Administrative assistants also often work closely with senior-level employees and executives to take care of organisational duties such as answering phones, booking meetings and making travel arrangements on their behalf.

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The 9 Key Responsibilities of an Executive Assistant and What They Actually Mean

SnackNation

Cleaning up and organizing the office AND cleaning up after everyone in the office. This responsibility sometimes goes to the Office Manager, but very often, it might fall into an Executive Assistant’s lap. What the job description says: Maintain an office setup that optimizes workflow.

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someone is stinking up the bathroom by my office, I’m forced to use a nickname, and more

Ask a Manager

My office wants to make me use a nickname. I just received this communication on messenger from my office manager: Quick question: do you have a fav nickname you like to go by? I believe this is part of an overall strategy to improve office culture. My name is, let’s say, Jane Smith.