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What’s Your Job Worth In The Future Of Work?

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And their demands are being met: As of November 1 of last year, a law in New York City began requiring employers with four or more people on the payroll (where at least one of them works in the city) to provide a salary pay range in all job advertisements. But, how do employers feel about this? But, how do employers feel about this?

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Is College Still Worth It?

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the ongoing Great Resignation); and for higher education institutions themselves, which are increasingly struggling to justify astronomical tuitions and which, according to studies, overestimate their debt-burdened graduates’ entry-level salaries by 100%. As owner of the manufacturing firm InterTech Plastics, he knew about it all too well.

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Summing up where the office now stands in the scheme of things

Workplace Insight

“Ground zero for who stands to benefit from WFH in the near future is something like a 45-year-old software engineer who used to work in central Manhattan but now they can do the same work, for the same salary, from their living room in the suburbs,” Bloom is quoted as telling The Atlantic. But it also harks back to another time and place.

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A Story of Inspiration for all Administrative Professionals

Office Dynamics

Gillie attended my World Class Assistant certification and designation course in Las Vegas many years ago. During our World Class Assistant course, I teach the importance of a Career Portfolio. During the class, I allow time for attendees to create the first hard copy draft of their portfolio. The Gillie Watson Story.

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Steel Magnolias, Barbie, and Other Wise Women – In Celebration of a Complicated Women’s History Month By Bonnie Low-Kramen

Bonnie Low-Krayman

Emily Dickens on taking charge of your career Chief of Staff, Head of Public Affairs & Corporate Secretary, SHRM Concentrate on building competitive skills, nurturing personal and professional relationships, and taking responsibility for your choices outside work, to make you less dependent on others for your success at work.

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Is an Executive Assistant Certificate for You?

Office Dynamics

In today’s competitive workplace, it’s easy to get lost in the crowd. There are two main points I want to make in this blog: An administrative certificate or certification does not guarantee success, a salary increase, new title or promotion. all of which translate into skills you need to be successful in the workplace.

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Highlights from a Talk With the CEO of SHRM: What HR Really Thinks About EAs

Bonnie Low Kramen

On the other hand, I hear from assistants that job descriptions are obsolete, salary bands are slow to move, and job titles do not reflect the level of responsibility for the role. As long as someone is a hard worker who is trustworthy, Emily says she can teach all the other “power skills” of communication and technology. Speak Up! “We