Secrets of a Successful Executive Assistant

How to be the best and get ahead in the competitive world of administrative support

By: Alexandra Van Steen

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Most books on administrative support, are dry AF and take all the fun out of this job. The best part of being a secretary is that you are the heart and soul of the office. You breathe life into everything you do and lift the spirits of the whole office. As such, you have a responsibility to not only get your job done well but also to infuse life into the organization. Yes we need hard skills and we will cover those, but we also need to know how to navigate the interpersonal relationships that make the difference between getting promoted and getting overlooked; between getting a raise and getting let go. If you work in administrative support, you need to read this book. Whether you are a seasoned pro or just starting out, this book has something for you. From the hierarchy of admins to using the calendar properly, we'll cover everything you need to know to get ahead in the world of administrative support. Alexandra Van Steen is a Canadian living in New York City. Alex has worked in administration for 10 years starting out as a receptionist and working all the way up to the C suite. Her easy-going "formally informal" style makes life in the office joyful and has opened the door for many exciting opportunities and promotions. Alex proves that the days of stuffy administrative support are behind us and that fast-paced, flexible, friendly support will make admins an integral part of the changing world of business. This fun and lighthearted read will entertain and educate with personal stories from the trenches of Alex's administrative life as well as her key tips and tricks for getting the job done fast and right. Find Alex on her Instagram @TheHungryHealthCoach

Basic Info

Unless you're just starting out in an EA role, this info is basic & not earth shattering. Be prepared, don't be a dick & anticipate your executive's needs.... basic advice.
"Triple check your executive's travel details" isn't worthy of an audible book.
Sorry....I expected more.