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Executive Assistant Reviews
What is it like working as an Executive Assistant?
October 2016
The Management.
Executive Assistant:
Pros: Fun environment.
Flexible work hours.
Good pay.
Fun job.
Cons: Very busy - to the point where you are too busy.
October 2016
How In Depth the position really was in daily Operations.
Executive Assistant:
Stay Focused and true to yourself. Integrity is a quality that will never go unnoticed.
October 2016
Great Employer.
Executive Assistant:
Pros: The best part of my job is the person I work for. She is the most dynamic, skilled, incredibly intelligent, motivated and nice person. The type of woman that any woman would aspire to be.
Cons: The pay and no annual leave.
October 2016
Great.
Executive Assistant:
Pros: Nice to work at Kaiser Permanente.
October 2016
Executive Assistant:
Foster the relationship with your executive and become a partner with them.
October 2016
My Legacy.
Executive Assistant:
Be honourable and check attitude.
September 2016
How rewarding it it.
Executive Assistant:
Be light hearted and don't take things to heart.
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