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A friend of mine recently accepted a position titled “Office Manager / Executive Assistant” at a mid-size tech company. Within three months, she was drowning.

What actually separates the candidates who get called back from the ones who never hear anything after submitting an application? If you have spent any

Most people assume that going part time means taking a step down. In the Executive Assistant world, the opposite is often true. Some of the

Most candidates walk into an Executive Assistant interview and list the same five strengths everyone else does. Organization, communication, multitasking, attention to detail, being a

Sarah had been the right hand to a VP of Operations for six years. She knew his calendar better than he did, managed a team

According to a 2024 survey by the C-Suite Assistants Association, 73% of CEOs said their current Executive Assistant was “good” or “adequate,” but only 14%

The average executive assistant sends between 40 and 80 emails per day. Roughly half of those follow a pattern you have written before: scheduling a

What happens when you combine the organizational demands of executive support with the relentless pace of real estate? You get one of the most specialized

These two titles get used interchangeably on job boards, at networking events, and by well-meaning relatives who do not understand why the distinction matters. It

A CEO at a SaaS company hired what she thought was the perfect executive assistant. Polished resume, great interview, five years of experience. Six weeks