Rachel Locke
July 24, 2023You may also like

Embracing Change: The Key to Thriving as a Modern-Day Assistant
The administrative profession is evolving rapidly, and those who embrace change will thrive. While some assistants resist these shifts, hoping to stay in their comfort zones, the reality is that adaptability is key to staying relevant and impactful. From moving beyond reactive tasks to mastering new technologies, every change presents an opportunity for growth. Let’s support each other through this transformation—share your stories of adaptation, success, and resilience. Together, we are shaping the future of this
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From Support to Strategic Partner: Embracing the ‘Us’ Mindset
Want to be seen as an administrative business partner instead of just ‘support’? Shift your mindset from ‘Them and I’ to ‘Us and We.’ Successful organizations recognize that EAs are crucial partners in achieving business objectives. By working with your executive rather than for them, you build trust, enhance communication, and contribute strategically. The result? Greater impact, professional growth, and a stronger, more respected partnership.
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Take the Risk: Asking for More Authority in Your Role
Are you holding yourself back from stepping into more responsibility simply because you haven’t asked? Fear of rejection or feeling ‘above yourself’ can stop you from unlocking new opportunities. But growth happens outside of your comfort zone. Challenge yourself to ask for one thing you’ve hesitated to request—you might be surprised by the doors it opens.
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