Administrative Job Q&A

Administrative Assistant to Executive Assistant..?
I know this all depends but in standard if I make 42,000/yr as an Admin Assistant then obtain promoted to an Executive assistant, about how much should I expect to get rewarded more? This is my first job after college so I'm not too familiar next to the promotion and raise process in the work environment. Just curious how much I can expect to take paid if I got promoted. Thanks.


Administrative assistant/receptionist--slow moving situation w/ a great deal of downtime?
Of those of you who work as an admin assist/receptionist, how busy are you during the way? How do you spend your time? Is there profusely of downtime where you don't have any actual work and must occupy yourself doing anything you want? I'm looking for a job like that. Basically I want to draw from paid to sit in a bench and answer phones and assist people when it comes up, but generally not anyone too busy


Administrative assistant?
I'm looking for a job as an administrative assistant/receptionist/clerical work, etc. I'm working on my degree surrounded by English and I go to school at dark. What do employers look for when hiring for these positions? What should I add to my resume to sustain get the job? I own lots of customer service experience from previous jobs. I also have pretty clad writing skills. I'm friendly and good with those too.


Administrative Assistant?
What are the functions of an administartive assistant (in human resources)? Is the work hard? Or is it fun and interesting?


Administrative Assistant?
What would make someone an ideal canidate for a possition as Administrative Assistant


Administrative assistants, do you build wearing clothes money?
I am an admin asst. and I dont make much but I see that people are getting degree to go into admin.


Administrative Assistants, Executive Assistants...do you similar to your post?
I have been within this field for 6 years all together and I am burned out. Do you close to your job or do you feel equal most of the time?


Administrative manager? please answer!?
I am in need of some answers (we're supposed to do an interview), involving an administrative coordinator of any sort! Please answer the following questions: 1) What is the education horizontal required to attain the position you have? What is your occupation/ position in company? 2)What experience or controlled skills are needed? 3) what are the working conditions you work in? 4) how much is your salary? 5) Would you right to be heard that there is a career stepladder that you had to go through? and what are the level? 6)what would you say are the pros and cons of your job? 7) is within a greater number of people going into the field? are in attendance any trends in this job nouns? Any answers would be greatly greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!


Administrative Professionals' (Assistant) Day?...Who's included?
I am an assistant to the finance department. Today at my job the Executive Assistant, Human Resources Assistant, and Programs Assistant adjectives received gifts. Myself (Finance Assistant), the Development Assistant, the IT Assistant, and the receptionist didn't receive anything. Not even as much as a "have a good time." Are our job titles/duties not included in administrative support professionals?


Administrative resume ambition?
I'm applying for an administrative job, I'm in college now, this would be my first office brief (hopefully) and I really want a good objective sentence. The one I own now is kinda bland. It's like "Seeking an administrative opportunity that I can excel at while using the skills that I have and am learning. " I want to join more to the sentence and have it sound abundantly better. Any sugestions?


Administrative service regulator position.?
I have been contained by sales/finance for the past 7 years. I have be the communicating voice for many, many of my customers and at heaps times built great relationships between client, and the "service provider" while actually its a wonderful way to prove my self a worthy sale associate and a trusted " friend " to my guest. I really enjoy setting out and committing to completing a task, and/or finding the solution to a problem, and at like time building a working relationship with, or for a company. Im not sure the above mentioned position is what I'm looking for but Im sure someone pays WELL for these types of " services " I want to be the go to guy, when I call for to be the voice a company needs when they simply cant handle it adjectives, or to someone that is not comfortable communicating in this method, I also enjoy getting in front of the the "big guys", and doing things that others cannot win to or attend. Please someone let me know if these are good intrinsic worth and how to persue with no degree.


Administrative systems?
Im a PA - i've seen a job description that states 'experience of administrative systems' - what does this propose?


Administrator - Is the discharge any biddable?
I am thinking of doing an appreticeship in Adminstration. I'm just woundering what is the salary like for an administrator?


Administrator?
Would you recommend becoming an administrator? Is it a boring job?


Advice on how to ask for a elevate politely... PLEASE READ.?
am a temp and have been beside my assignment for over a year. Technically my assignment now was solely issued for 2 months, however the company ask to keep me longer the fact that they be short of staff. From last year I've moved up 3 position. I love my work now, and I love the individuals that I work with. My attendance is good, My skills are biddable and I hear nothing bad but virtuous feedback. I'm a very hard worker, but isn't sure if I am allowed to ask for a incline. So far I've completed more than 1900 hours, and what I got out of that was a free week rewarded vacation. I'm sorry, that just isn't satisfactory for me. I was even forced to find a second job to compensate some of my bills and a little bit of cash departed over for next week oxygen. I barley ask of anything through out my temp agency. I communicate more w/ my company than I do w/ my agency. I need a break.. Please lend a hand! Your advice is much appreciated =)=)=)!