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Category: Meeting Management

Improve virtual meetings with tech artistry

In the contemporary landscape of remote work, where virtual meetings have become the norm, executive assistants find themselves at the forefront of a digital revolution. However, the standard format of virtual meetings often falls short in terms of engagement and enthusiasm. Tech artistry emerges as a response to this challenge, inviting executive assistants to reimagine virtual meetings as platforms for creativity, collaboration and connection.

Put your foot down when timekeeping

Perhaps one of the most upsetting parts of your job is the lack of respect many coworkers and higher-ups give to EAs. This challenge is especially prominent when tasked with leading a meeting or small event. When it comes to staying on schedule, it can be a nightmare to navigate. The fear of speaking up and talking over someone is very realistic, but to see improvements, you need to ramp up your timekeeping game.

10 tips to graduate your note-taking to a higher level

Note-taking is a vital skill that sets you apart from the rest. Unlike the habits of your college days, though, professional note-taking as an executive assistant is a different ballgame. Here are some tips to help you take better and faster meeting notes without missing crucial information.

2023 standard mileage rate increases 3¢ a mile

The IRS’s standard mileage rate, which you can use to reimburse employees who drive their own cars on business, or to value employees’ personal use of company vehicles first made available to them this year, increases to 65.5¢ a mile for 2023, up 3¢ from the July to December 2022 rate.

9 ways to improve meeting minutes

If you’re responsible for handling meeting minutes, make the process smoother for yourself, while also working to produce a succinct, accurate document. Fortunately, these two things go hand in hand. With the right process and tips, anyone can be a meeting minute pro.