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Executive Assistant Reviews
What is it like working as an Executive Assistant?
February 2019
Top notch EA.
Executive Assistant in Singapore:
Pros: Teamwork
Cons: No sense of direction.
February 2019
Never a dull moment!
Executive Assistant in Farmington:
Pros: A variety of job performances, everyday is different and has challenges. Never boring.
Cons: Get overworked because I do a good job. Constantly doing someone else’s work.
February 2019
Determined and satisfied.
Executive Assistant in Riyadh:
Pros: appreciated
Cons: salary is not as per my job function
February 2019
Cosmopolitan in every way.
Executive Assistant in London:
Pros: so many different opportunities to work for great places and amazing and interesting people
Cons: Expensive commute
February 2019
High Profile.
Executive Assistant in Memphis:
Pros: Helping others
Cons: Customer service
February 2019
Good.
Executive Assistant in Perth:
Pros: Travel is easy and lots of restaurants
Cons: Coffee
February 2019
I love working in the City.
Executive Assistant in Johannesburg:
Pros: There are more growth opportunities than other cities
Cons: Nothing
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