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Guide provides a snapshot of the PA profession

Executive assistance is the third-hardest area to find qualified employees for and strong communication skills are most in demand when it comes to hiring admin staff. The findings come from a Salary Guide produced by recruitment specialist OfficeTeam, which also shows that administrative hiring in the UK is gaining strength year on year. Candidates with between three and five years’…

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You don’t need to be a celebrity to have your very own PA

It would appear that many of our fellow PAs across the pond have an incredibly heavy workload, as some of them have resorted to hiring assistants to run their personal errands. This just proves that you don’t have to be a celebrity or a high-level executive to afford such a luxury. Run Around Betties, a Southern California-based company, makes it…

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Top 12 healthy office snacks

Snacking at your desk doesn’t have to ruin your diet, as there are plenty of healthy options to choose from. Here are some of PA Life’s favourites. Yoghurt makes the perfect anytime snack. Fruyo Greek yoghurt by Fage is delicious and convenient. At 82 calories per serving and high in fibre, you don’t have to feel guilty about having one…

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A memo from Lisa Agasee

When I opened my contacts book a couple of months back, and invited female friends, colleagues and acquaintances to join me for drinks, little did I know how life-changing the evening would prove to be. I was even less prepared for the fact that it would inspire a completely new career path. Only when I set about compiling the guest list did it occur…

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PA Profile: Bryony Fagan

Bryony Fagan has never been work-shy. Starting her first full-time role after college as an office administrator at NCP, within a month of joining the company she was offered a position as the regional managing director’s personal assistant. When the northern and southern regions were merged, she became assistant to the MD, Duncan Bowins. The role was the first she…

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Fun and games

There is evidence that game-based learning improves employee retention and introduces creativity. Mick McLaughlin clarifies the thinking behind bringing play into the workplace.  We’ve all sat through a company training course or seminar dreaming about our next holiday, thinking about what to have for dinner or musing on what to watch on TV that night. What’s the end result? We come…

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