AMACOM’s classic on-the-job reference has been fully updated to
help a new generation of office support professionals excel.
Organizations in every industry and sector depend on their administrative
assistants to keep things running smoothly. But without proper information
and resources at their disposal, even talented assistants can have trouble
keeping a busy and unpredictable workplace under control.
The Second Edition of ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT’S AND SECRETARY’S
HANDBOOK (AMACOM) is a one-volume treasure trove of practical tips,
accessible instructions, and invaluable tools for administrative professionals
who take their responsibilities seriously and want to make an immediate
and positive impact in their jobs. The most authoritative guide on the market,
the new edition of the Handbook includes 10 completely new chapters and
up-to-the minute information reflecting changes in technology, business
practices and workplace culture.
This jam-packed book contains virtually every piece of on-the-job information an assistant could ever need, covering topics as diverse as:
Telecommunications usageInternet and email issuesComputer and
operating systemsBusiness software including word processing, databases,
presentations and spreadsheetsData securityBanking, bookkeeping
and accountingLegal documents and termsBusiness letters and
other written communicationsGrammar, usage, punctuation and pronunciationUsing
and maintaining office machinesand much more.
Plus, there’s a special section on business and financial information
for the small-business assistant or secretary, and a wealth of tips and
strategies all administrative professionals can use to make themselves more
valuable to current and future employers and lay the groundwork for more
rewarding and lucrative administrative careers.
James Stroman (Dallas, TX) has served as a private professional secretary, administrative assistant and executive assistant in a wide range of industrial, government and military settings. He is the author of Secretary’s Manual and has also written several cookbooks. Kevin Wilson (Acworth, GA) is an instructional designer and Vice President of Videologies, Inc., a company that produces training programs for Fortune 500 companies. Jennifer Wauson (Acworth, GA) is President of Videologies, Inc., and has produced award-winning training programs for IBM, Sony, Chevron, Compaq and many other companies.
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