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Executive Assistant Reviews
What is it like working as an Executive Assistant?
October 2019
Very remote area.
Executive Assistant in Colebrook:
Pros: Small town atmosphere, easy commute
Cons: Remoteness and lack of amenities
October 2019
Hard.
Executive Assistant in Sydney:
Pros: Pretty
October 2019
I have an amazing manager, a great manager is vital to being a great EA. Communication & respect is the foundation to a successful relationship as an EA.
Executive Assistant in New York:
Pros: My boss.
Cons: Lack of diversity
October 2019
Fast pace but repetitive.
Executive Assistant in Irvine:
Pros: People interaction
Cons: Repeat work
October 2019
Good.
Executive Assistant in Baytown:
Pros: Close to home
Cons: Nothing it’s perfect
October 2019
Very conveinient and Open.
Executive Assistant in Cherry Hill:
Pros: Nice area
Cons: would like it to be a bit closer to home
September 2019
Awesome.
Executive Assistant in Mississauga:
Pros: Autonomy (for the most part), travel, people I work with, flexibility in hours, the company and what they produce
Cons: Favouritism, not always being heard
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