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This post is provided by Stansbury Staffing, a women-owned boutique firm committed to providing direct hire, temporary to hire and temporary staffing solutions.  For more information please visit their website at http://www.stansburystaffing.com/.   If you’ve thought that people skills could not be much of an issue in determining your own success... [Read more of this review]

This post was written by Patricia Robb, author of Laughing All The Way To Work: A Survival Guide For Today’s Administrative Assistant. For more great tips please visit her website at www.secretaryhelpline.blogspot.com. ADMIN BUDDIES I like to have someone at work that I can buddy with. It works well when it is a co-worker who sits closest to... [Read more of this review]

  This post was written by Patricia Robb, author of Laughing All The Way To Work: A Survival Guide For Today’s Administrative Assistant. For more great tips please visit her website at www.secretaryhelpline.blogspot.com.  Are you prepared?   I take the bus to work and I often see people getting on a busy bus and then going through their backpack... [Read more of this review]

If you’re like me, and millions of administrative assistants in the world, you’re probably finding yourself in a very vulnerable predicament. Your company may be scheduled to conduct another wave of layoffs. You question your skills as the flood of qualified candidates hit the discriminating job market. You’re staring at the foreboding cloud... [Read more of this review]

  When is it appropriate to use a colon in your letters? The easy answer is – in your business letters! If you’re writing to a business, follow their names with a colon. If you’re writing a personal letter, use a comma.  Business Letter:     Dear Mary Santos:   Personal Letter:     Dear Mary Santos,    If you’re writing a letter... [Read more of this review]