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Everyone needs a little help, whether it’s assistance with keeping your own projects on track or training one of your team members who struggles with organization. Aside from the oft-used Excel, highly recommended professional tools include OneNote, Trello, Asana and ClickUp, platforms you may be familiar with. Here are some additional tools that may be worth a look.
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In my work as an empowerment teacher, I know anger often is a product of feeling stuck in a situation in which we feel little autonomy and freedom to create change. Here are four suggestions to empower admins as managers demand a return to the office.
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Showing your value: Creating a ‘brag book’
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Do you ever find yourself at a loss for words when performance review time arrives? Create a “brag book” of your wins as they occur. You will always be ready to show your value to the organization in concrete terms.
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Project Management
Manage projects more efficiently with helpful tools
May 26, 2023
Everyone needs a little help, whether it’s assistance with keeping your own projects on track or training one of your team members who struggles with organization. Aside from the oft-used Excel, highly recommended professional tools include OneNote, Trello, Asana and ClickUp, platforms you may be familiar with. Here are some additional tools that may be worth a look.
Personal Development
YouTube videos, reusing content and dropdowns in Google programs
May 3, 2023
Trimming YouTube videos in Google Slides, repurposing files in Google Docs and creating dropdowns in Google Sheets.
Personal Development
The downside of being the ‘indispensable’ admin
May 3, 2023
In my work as an empowerment teacher, I know anger often is a product of feeling stuck in a situation in which we feel little autonomy and freedom to create change. Here are four suggestions to empower admins as managers demand a return to the office.
Advancement
Showing your value: Creating a ‘brag book’
May 3, 2023
Do you ever find yourself at a loss for words when performance review time arrives? Create a “brag book” of your wins as they occur. You will always be ready to show your value to the organization in concrete terms.
So you’re getting a summer intern
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Pay equity: Still a long way to go
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4 tips to resolve conflicts
May 3, 2023
How to be proactive at work
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1-Minute Strategies: June ’23
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Flash Fill names in Excel
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Exhausted? File for stress leave
April 6, 2023
‘Tech neck’ strains your mindset, too
April 6, 2023
2 tips for Outlook navigation and searches
April 6, 2023
ChatGPT: Should you or shouldn’t you?
April 6, 2023
PDFs and Google Docs: 2 questions
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7 tips for crafting just the right business email
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5 ways to make the most of face time with your boss
Try these tips to enhance your relationship and create a rapport.
1-Minute Strategy:
Withhold information the right way
When you must hold back confidential information, avoid phrases that stoke curiosity, like "I'm not at liberty to say." Instead, speak positively. Example: "Let me fill you in on everything there is to know at this point."
