Executive Assistant Blog

Most candidates treat the “do you have any questions for us?” portion of an interview like an afterthought. They ask about parking, or they say

Staffing agencies get a mixed reputation in the Executive Assistant world, and some of that reputation is earned. The wrong agency will blast your resume

A 2024 Microsoft Work Trend Index report found that 75 percent of knowledge workers already use AI tools at work in some capacity, yet most

Most Executive Assistants have never had a mentor who truly understood their job. Not a manager who approves their time off. Not a well-meaning friend

She had been an Executive Assistant for six years, supporting a COO at a growing healthcare company. She was good at it, genuinely good, and

Do you actually need a college degree to become an Executive Assistant? The answer is more nuanced than a simple yes or no, and understanding

Over 60 percent of Executive Assistant positions in the United States support leaders at the director or vice president level rather than the C-suite. Yet

The Executive Assistants who quit are rarely the ones who were bad at the job. More often, they are the ones who poured everything into

A few years into her career, one Executive Assistant found herself stuck. She was competent and reliable, but she could not figure out why some

A bad Executive Assistant hire costs more than a few months of wasted salary. It costs missed meetings, fumbled client interactions, leaked confidential information, and