 | I see online that all these administrative assistant jobs are asking for a bach. degree. And I'm like ugh w*f... what am i going to get a degree in for this .. receptionism or filing or whatever.. lol it's not rocket science.. so why the degree for basically a assistant / receptionist job?
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| I'm applying for a job as a casual administration assistant... I'm writing my resume and cover letter and just want to make sure I've covered all the dot points of duties I'll be expected to carry out. I've worked in an office before, but it was a few years ago so I just want to make sure I don't forget to write something. Thanks :)
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 | I am a university student, not applying for a graduate job, but just a part time job, and don't have any previous experience at all, i need help to write a simple CV, where the main points would be about my skills. what skills are necessary for working as an administration assistant?
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 | I am about to attend an interview for an administration assistant job with a property maintainance company. I am quite keen to get the job, but know from experience that I will be asked questions and I may freeze up and get it all wrong. My interview history isn't great, so can anybody please tell me what I can expect to be asked at the interview, whether there may be a computer test, and generally how on earth do I prepare myself for this interview????
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 | What do I need to put in a job application? The job is Administration Assistant.
1 answer - Asked By: ★spaяkle.ozzy - 2/15/2010 |
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 | I want to work in the medical field, but have an office job. I really like the description of what a Medical Administration Assistant does but the pay just isn't enough. Is there any careers that may have to take a bachelors or such that has better pay but still office work?
1 answer - Asked By: Michelle - 1/30/2012 |
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 | I am interested in making a living in construction. I am currently working as a temp as administration assistant.
I cannot carry more than 20 pounds, and I am extremely good at detail work.
I refuse to be an architect, and I already have 2 bachelors.
3 answers - Asked By: SweetBrunette - 8/6/2006 |
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 | I just got a brand new office job-i'm 21 and it's an administration assistant type Microsoft Excel type job. I'm nervous though, cuz office work is BRAND new to me!! I've had so many jobs working at coffee shops, smoothie places, teenagery-jobs etc., but never something this professional where I'm going to be working with adults and stuff. I"m so nervous! HElp me out!! Thanks I'm 21, but I feel so young-like still a kid working in this big fancy graphic design office.
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| I'm going into year 12 next year and I want a part time office job such as administration/office assistant but I don't know any people/employers nor the experience usually required. I've worked at McDonald's for roughly a year and I quit late last year. I want to work in a professional office mainly for the experience. Any suggestions?
0 - Asked By: Echo - 12/1/2008 |
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| Can a person get a job, for example, as an administration assistant and still qualify for the visa?
or how about a less demanding job?
And where can a person apply for this visa? approximately amount of time it takes to acquire visa? does a person have to return to US?
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| However, I need help with what to put for the question that asks "additional information in support of your application". I have tried to go online to get examples of what to put for that question but can't find any. Can anyone help please? Either sentences to use or better still examples. I am applying for an administration assistant job.
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 | I'm currently applying for an online job ad. It lists all the relevant descriptions but it did not state any particular person whom I can address to in my cover letter.
The job is an administration assistant position. What can I put? Any inputs is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
1 answer - Asked By: Mundane - 2/10/2009 |
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| I had applied for a job as a Administration Assistant sometime ago. Today I received a mail stating that I should send my application with a statement of faith, and I have never heard of it, can someone help me writing it.
1 answer - Asked By: mathandashukela - 8/22/2011 |
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| Especially if you have the education but not work experience, can admin type of jobs be a foot in the door or are they just dead end ?
I don't necessarily mean admin assistant specifically but many jobs that would be considered support functions.
Can you use the jobs as an entry level position to better things or are they usually a brand that will keep you stuck in the job ?
Is the work degrading, could it be compared to working in retail in regards to how badly you are treated by superiors ?
1 answer - Asked By: John M - 12/11/2008 |
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 | I took a career test and they suggested that I pursue a career in administration. I am currently doing cna and I don't plan to go to school as a nurse. So basically I want out of the medical field. Does anybody know of any temp services that are good in Milwaukee to get the experience I need?
1 answer - Asked By: SexyBrownSkin - 8/16/2007 |
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| I've been working as a paralegal/legal assistant for the past 6 years. I want to work as a personell/administration/executive assistant, etc. I have the skills needed to change environments, but how can I change my resume from JUST being a legal assistant to show that I have the experience, skills and qualifications needed to work as a personell assistant??
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| Do they hire admins to be servants so they can bully them round and feel good about themselves by talking down to and treating admins like lowly servants. Assuming they're unintelligent and stupid to feed big about themselves ?
Is that all part of the admin job description ? I thnk that it is .
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 | I work retail part time. I am a 21 year old college student, so there isn't much else I can do while trying to earn my degree in Business Administration. My assistant manager is condescending to me at times, and I really don't understand why. As an example, today my assistant manager wanted me to take the items from the "U-Boat," a wheeled device for transportation of merchandise, for those who do not know, and put them on the shelf where they belong. No big deal. Standard procedure. My assistant manager then said " What you should do is put the empty boxes to the side, and then put the empty boxes on the U-boat when everything is all gone, okay?" Now, this is not only self explanatory, but something I have been doing for the last few months I have been working there. I always feel so degraded and put down, talked down to and I really do not understand it. I am a reasonably intelligent human being, and no one else treats me this way. The head store manager is always good to me and frequently gives me complements on the way I talk to customers and how quickly and efficiently I get tasks done. He treats me as an equal, not a little kid.
I'm not sure how to talk to this person, especially since I'm not sure if I am overreacting. I've tried to drop subtile hints that I am not some sort of basket case, but its obviously not working. Its getting annoying. What should I do, if anything at all? Sure, sometimes I will ask my assistant manager questions and ask for permission to do certain things, but only because I do not want to mess up and compromise the merchandise inventory or make a bad presentation. I'm not sure if that makes me sound unintelligent to her to ask so many questions, but its only because I want to get the job done right. Thank you!
4 answers - Asked By: Karma and Effect - 12/29/2012 |
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| I've seen this vacancy for a retail store, but all it says is it's a selling support role responsible for providing a comprehensive administrative support service to the store in the areas of HR and Store administration, so doesn't say what it would involve exactly. Does anyone know what the duties might include for this kind of job?
1 answer - Asked By: J_1978 - 10/10/2008 |
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 | If you are or thought about working in the office administration field: What do you think it personally takes to start or be in this field? What advice would you give?
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