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Category: Career

Is going remote the right fit for you?

With the pandemic becoming more and more distant in the rearview mirror, plenty of organizations believe it’s time to move employees back into the office. Others have found that remote work has saved money and improved productivity, making them less eager to revert to in-person arrangements. So, if presented with an opportunity by your executive to choose between remote and in-person work, or if you’re looking for a new job, which should you choose?

Is Google better than Microsoft?

I get questions comparing Google and Microsoft a lot, but it usually sounds something more like, “Microsoft Office is really better than Google Workspace, isn’t it?” Not long ago, I might have simply said yes. However, in recent years, Google has improved its office productivity to the point where for many of the tasks on the typical administrative professional’s desk, it more than meets requirements.

Come to interviews with your own thoughtful questions prepared

Interviewing for a new position as an executive assistant is both an exciting and nerve-wracking experience. While it’s essential to prepare thoughtful answers to the questions you’ll be asked, don’t forget that a great interview is a two-way street. To ensure the position is the right fit for you, it’s crucial to ask the right questions. Here are some of the best inquiries to consider during your next interview.

It’s time to define an AI policy for your organization

AI tools like ChatGPT are capturing the imaginations of information workers everywhere. While I don’t think AI is bad and that only original works of writing created with a chisel and hammer in stone should be considered authentic, each organization must determine how it can be used legally and ethically, and the consequences of non-compliance.