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Navigating the Expense and Scheduling Labyrinth: The Admin's Quest for Efficiency

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In the world of administrative professionals, the twin specters of expense management and scheduling loom large. They're the tasks we wrestle with daily, the ones that can turn a high-flying executive assistant into Sisyphus, forever rolling a boulder uphill. But what if there were a better way?

What Do We Owe Employers?

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You've likely seen the viral video featuring Australian CEO Tim Gurner, who's almost a billionaire with a net worth of around $989 million. He's the same guy who, in 2017, blamed millennials' inability to buy homes on their love for avocado toast and pricey coffee. This brings us to an essential question: What do you really owe your employer?

Unlocking Efficiency: Top 5 Free Tech Tools for Administrative Professionals in 2023

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In today's digital age, administrative professionals need the best tech tools to stay efficient and competitive. Whether you're an Executive Assistant, Administrative Assistant, or a freelance Virtual Assistant, leveraging free tech tools can streamline your workflow. Here's a curated list of the top 5 free tech tools for administrative professionals in 2023.

10 Tech Savvy Tips for Leveraging ChatGPT in Your Everyday Work

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ChatGPT, the Large Language Model, is like the average of the internet, curating the “best” answers from its extensive source data. But how can you maximize its potential for your specific needs? Here are 10 clever ways you can utilize ChatGPT to create value, simplify your workflow, and personalize your brand.

Mastering Digital Acumen: Unleashing the Power of Tech-Savviness in the Modern Workplace

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Before we start, I need to reiterate something that is often lost on North Americans - languages grow, change and evolve every day. The English we knew 50 years ago, is very different than the language we use today. That is why the dictionary occasionally puts out new editions. The Oxford Dictionary defines it as, "well informed about or proficient in the use of modern technology, especially computers." 

The Real Cost of Living: You Can't Budget Your Way Out of Low Pay

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Someone posted anonymously in a group I’m in recently about adding a financial literacy course as a benefit to their Executive Assistant pool at work, as several have expressed that they are stretched thin financially. They were requesting ideas of how to put something in place, or ideas on what has worked in the past.

ChatGPT: All the Rage Right Now

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I'm a bit behind on this research, but a recent study done by Pew Research showed that just 14% of U.S. adults have tried ChatGPT.  Additionally, only 14%  have used it to learn something new. About one-in-ten adults who have heard of ChatGPT and are currently working for pay have used it at work. So congratulations, you're in the top 14% of Tech Savvy adults! 

Boost Your Efficiency with AI: Elevating Office Efficiency for Today’s Administrative Professionals

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In the fast-paced world of office administration, efficiency is the name of the game. This is where the Elevating Office Efficiency webinar steps in, offering a game-changing approach to leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) for administrative professionals.