So you’ve heard the buzz, right? Threads is quickly becoming the spot to hang out and build connections that don’t feel like a corporate networking event where everyone’s trying to hand you a business card. If you’re ready to ditch the formalities, drop the “professional” filter, and dive into real conversations with people who are also figuring out this thing called life, welcome.
But if you’re like, “Cool… but what even is Threads, and how do I get started?” I got you. Let’s break it down.
Are you ready to take your organizational skills to the next level? Whether you're an executive assistant, a virtual assistant, or a freelancer juggling multiple clients, the right tools can make all the difference. That's why we're excited to announce an upcoming Notion workshop led by the incredibly talented Sue Jan Noreiga—a session you won’t want to miss!
As an executive assistant, your role requires juggling a multitude of tasks while maintaining efficiency, organization, and seamless communication. Microsoft 365 offers a robust suite of tools that can significantly streamline your workload, yet many of its powerful features remain underutilized. In this blog post, we’ll explore three critical areas where executive assistants can leverage Microsoft 365 to its full potential.
As executive assistants, our role has always required a blend of adaptability, efficiency, and strategic foresight. In today's digital age, these demands are increasingly met not just with skill and experience, but with cutting-edge technologies. One such transformative tool is Microsoft Copilot, an AI-powered assistant designed to enhance productivity and effectiveness across a range of administrative functions.
1. Scheduling and Calendar Management
As the leading expert in offsite planning, Offsite understands the nuances and strategic benefits that well-executed offsites can bring to any organization. For executive assistants tasked with the important role of organizing these events, convincing your CEO can sometimes be challenging. Here are the top 5 tips from Offsite to help you make a compelling case for an offsite meeting.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the workplace, impacting the roles and responsibilities of executive assistants worldwide. AI tools like Copilot, Gemini, and ChatGPT streamline tasks and boost productivity, yet there's an ethical side to consider. This blog will help you understand how to use AI responsibly for optimal results while maintaining integrity.
Understanding Your AI Assistant
Before diving in, get acquainted with your chosen AI tool. AI works best when you grasp its functions and boundaries. Research the platform and consider:
Introducing Our New Self-Paced Course: Mastering Microsoft Copilot Suite for Administrative Professionals
In the fast-evolving world of office administration, staying ahead with the latest tools is not just an advantage—it's a necessity. That's why we're excited to announce our latest educational offering: "Mastering Microsoft Copilot Suite for Administrative Professionals," a self-paced course designed to elevate the skills of administrative professionals using cutting-edge technology.
Why Microsoft Copilot Suite?
How did we get to this place where every single one of my peers is burned out? How did we get to a place where the average salary of an executive assistant is on average, 1/10th of the person they support? When did trying to make a basic level of income become detrimental to our mental health?
As a former executive assistant turned business owner, my journey has been a blend of relentless dedication and tech-savviness. In this digital era, where being a tech savvy assistant is more a necessity than a choice, I've learned invaluable lessons that have reshaped my approach to work and life.
In the early days of my career, a simple yet profound piece of advice from my manager set the course for my professional development: "You're not seeing the forest for the trees." At the time, this phrase was a puzzle to me. I couldn't quite grasp its meaning. As someone who identifies as neurodivergent, my focus naturally gravitated towards the minute details, the tiny intricacies of tasks and processes.