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Re: flptrnkng post# 221647

Monday, 04/08/2013 7:18:34 PM

Monday, April 08, 2013 7:18:34 PM

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somebody else might want to consider changing their job title:

The work of an executive assistant differs slightly from that of an administrative assistant. Executive assistants work for a company officer (at both private and public institutions), and possess the authority to make crucial decisions affecting the direction of such organizations, and is therefore a resource in decision-making and policy setting. The executive assistant performs the usual roles of managing correspondence, preparing research, and communication while also acting as the "gatekeeper," understanding in varying degree the requirements of the executive, and with an ability through this understanding to decide which scheduled events or meetings are most appropriate for allocation of the executive's time.

An executive assistant may from time to time act as proxy for the executives, representing him/her/them in meetings or communications.

An executive assistant differs from an administrative assistant in that they are expected to possess a higher degree of business acumen, be able to manage projects, as well as have the ability to influence others on behalf of the executive.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Executive_Assistant#Executive_assistant

http://job-des-criptions.com/executive-assistant-job-description.htm

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