How Assistants anticipate needs of their executive and other mind reading tricks

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 26

  • @MikeStephanus
    @MikeStephanus 2 роки тому +6

    Perfect video! I'm going to be an EA for the first time. Even crazier thing is , I'm going to be EA to the CEO.

  • @shekizzledee
    @shekizzledee 7 годин тому

    Every PA/EA should watch this video. What a brilliant break down of these somewhat complex principles.

  • @ginnyrust6874
    @ginnyrust6874 2 роки тому +5

    I just started a new EA job. Completely overwhelmed learning new calendar system, apple system. I take it your advice is for the person at least 3 months in not 4 days on the job.

  • @Elienguitar

    This sounds like an ez day in the military. I'm about to retire and figured this is the most logical transition vs working for government when I retire. EzPz

  • @kimgepper6621
    @kimgepper6621 3 роки тому +7

    Excellent video!! Lots of great tips to take away and implement in my daily role!

  • @indianocean7271
    @indianocean7271 14 годин тому

    What a brilliant video, thank you

  • @farahnaazoemar

    Superb! Thank you!

  • @kandiitewa4972

    So good. Thanks for this.

  • @aliasaidi8801

    I'm only a third of the way in and this video has been super helpful. Thank you so much for sharing all these tips & ideas!

  • @wenpra7032

    What a great video!! Thank you!

  • @sofiagonzalez-xz1tg
    @sofiagonzalez-xz1tg 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much. Clear and concise with all the info.

  • @MyrnaDeJesus
    @MyrnaDeJesus 2 роки тому +2

    Great insights. Thank you.

  • @BellaFairysPage
    @BellaFairysPage Рік тому

    This video is great! Thank you so much for sharing. ❤❤

  • @teeph1099
    @teeph1099 Рік тому

    I cannot thank you enough for this insightful sharing 🎉

  • @FernandaSantos-el2nk
    @FernandaSantos-el2nk Рік тому

    You are amazing, thank you for this great vídeo.

  • @MikeStephanus
    @MikeStephanus 2 роки тому +1

    Subscribed!

  • @rozaroz5259
    @rozaroz5259 3 роки тому +3

    Thank you for this incredibly helpful content.

  • @angelisison1560
    @angelisison1560 Рік тому

    do you have a lesson about yearly planning session meeting with your maanger? tips on formats and what to highlight in terms of past performances or achievements?