Are you a student or apprentice Personal Assistant, thirsty for knowledge? Are you returning to work after a career break and considering a PA career? Perhaps you are an experienced PA but want to ensure your skills are relevant and up to date.
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Also included are Recommended Websites and a useful Glossary for PAs.
Chapter subjects include: Insider Knowledge How to Schedule Meetings So, you want to be a PA? Professional Associations Business Networking Choosing your Career Path An Introduction to Business Travel Diary Management and The City of London for the Business Executive.
Bursting with images, screen shots, checklists, and templates, \'How to be a PA\' is a must-read and a comprehensive learning and development book, which you will refer to time and time again.
This book will become your \'go-to PA guide\', it contains a series of epic \'top tips\', assertive calls \'for action\' and flags information to \'add to your PA bible\'.
Plus how to network, managing the annual meeting schedule, PA super skills and getting on the ladder to C-suite.
Discover career choices for PAs, how to support a CEO, the key elements of the PA role, getting started as a PA, supporting a new manager, arranging business travel.
Packed full of Practical tips, advice and office insights, this book will equip you with the skills you need to succeed in today\'s competitive, yet lucrative, PA market.
Written by a C-Suite Executive Assistant, \'How to be a PA\' is an invaluable source of information for anyone employed as (or training to be) a Personal Assistant.
Also beneificial for students of business administration, legal secretaries and new graduates as a Guide to office administration.
Do you want to progress your career as a PA but not sure how? Whatever your reasons for wanting to expand your PA knowledge, \'How to be a PA\' will answer your questions, provide inspiration and motivation, and set you firmly on the path to PA success.
Are you a student or apprentice Personal Assistant, thirsty for knowledge? Are you returning to work after a career break and considering a PA career? Perhaps you are an experienced PA but want to ensure your skills are relevant and up to date
