Remove Problem-Solving Remove Supervising Remove Transportation
article thumbnail

Office Administrator vs Office Manager: Understanding the Roles

SnackNation

Book flights and transportation for all executives (5) traveling to Canada for the annual industry conference. Solves both logistical and human problems. Takes initiative in solving problems and improving processes. Makes decisions without supervision. Keeps work organized. Simultaneously manages priorities.

article thumbnail

my new coworkers keep saying I’m going to hate my job, parents posting their kids’ resumes on LinkedIn, and more

Ask a Manager

I supervise a new employee who normally rides the bus home. You’re not obligated to drive employees home, buses are not unusually dangerous, and your employee is presumably an adult who’s comfortable managing her own transportation. My boss thinks I should drive my new employee home. What do I do?

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

I don’t want to pick up my boss after surgery, my coworker is on a PIP, and more

Ask a Manager

Am I right to feel that post-surgery transportation is asking a little much of an employee? The problem? If you get any push-back, you can say, “Because of my accident, I’m really not comfortable having the focus be on the the scar tissue, but I think this plan will solve it nicely.” Making a special request for a staff photo.

article thumbnail

Ask a Manager speed round

Ask a Manager

I’ve always felt that it’s a problem if a manager doesn’t feel bad about it. Any tips on how I can be a helpful and supportive parent as he seeks an internship in his degree field and later a post-college job, rather than “that problem parent” we are all so familiar with from past letters?