Executive Assistant Blog

AI is not going to replace executive assistants. The job requires too much judgment, too much relationship management, and too much context that no algorithm

What does it actually mean to be the person sitting outside the CEO’s office? Not the LinkedIn version of the role, where everything sounds prestigious

A VP of Operations at a healthcare company once told me her senior executive assistant was the single most important hire she made in her

Here is something that surprises people: many of the best chiefs of staff started as executive assistants. The two roles share DNA. Both sit close

Most cover letters for executive assistant positions are a waste of the hiring manager’s time. They rehash the resume, open with “I am writing to

Roughly 75% of resumes get filtered out before a human ever reads them. For executive assistant positions, the ratio is even worse because the applicant

The hardest part of landing a remote executive assistant job is not the interview. It is getting past the application stage. Remote roles attract five

Is an executive assistant certification actually worth the investment? It is a fair question, especially when you can find free YouTube tutorials, LinkedIn Learning courses,

You find a job posting titled “Executive Assistant to the CEO.” The description lists calendar management, travel booking, and “other duties as assigned.” You apply,

Salary conversations in the executive assistant profession are weirdly secretive. People will share their favorite productivity app or their best travel booking trick, but ask