Whether it's making sure the boardroom is set up and ready for the sales meeting, doing the month end reports, calming a nervous client, or sending out the annual Christmas Party information, executive assistants must possess many skills in order to perform their job well. Being highly trained is necessary, but having a keen sense of priority, interpersonal and communication skills, trustworthiness and being held accountable are all learned through on-the-job experience.
One of the reasons for this is because an executive assistant is a jack of all trades. It is the executive assistant's job to make the boss more productive. This can be very trying at times, but it's a part of the job. Executive assistants earn good money. The average pay is between thirty and fifty thousand dollars a year. Some make as much as one hundred thousand dollars per year.
There are many businesses that rely on executive assistants. When working in the insurance industry, executive assistants earn an average of between thirty-five and forty-eight thousand dollars per year, and include profit-sharing, vacation pay and bonuses. Insurance companies usually hire assistants with five years of experience or more.
The medical executive assistant earns about thirty-seven to forty-seven thousand dollars a year. In this industry, it is a good idea to have medical terminology, and digital dictation as a background, especially when working for specialists. Most assistants receive paid vacations and matched contributions to their retirement plans.
Primary and Secondary Education executive administrative assistants earn an average of thirty thousand dollars a year. College and University executive administrators earn about thirty-five to forty thousand dollars per year. Working in education comes with many perks such as free college tuition for the faculty and their families, all paid holidays and if in the elementary field, some extra time off in the summer. Paid vacations, retirement plans, and other perks come with the job.
Financial executive administrators make about forty-five thousand dollars a year. Paid holidays, vacation time, and retirement plans usually accompany this position. With business the way it is today, it's not just a nine-to-five job either. There are many financial institutions open on Saturdays and Sundays, and executive assistants are always working when the banks are open.
Churches also use executive administrative assistants to help the church run. There are all kinds of bulletins to be written, money to keep track of, and schedules to maintain. The average salary for this type of executive administrative assistant is twenty-nine to thirty-five thousand dollars. Most churches give vacation pay, and of course, paid holidays.
Executive administrative assistants work in a broad spectrum of fields, and can make a lot of money depending on their experience, tenure, skills and what field they choose. Senior level management, whether it be the CEO of a big law firm, or the local ministry all know that they can count on their executive assistants to go above and beyond to make sure the job gets done, and this will make the office run more efficiently and productively.
One of the reasons for this is because an executive assistant is a jack of all trades. It is the executive assistant's job to make the boss more productive. This can be very trying at times, but it's a part of the job. Executive assistants earn good money. The average pay is between thirty and fifty thousand dollars a year. Some make as much as one hundred thousand dollars per year.
There are many businesses that rely on executive assistants. When working in the insurance industry, executive assistants earn an average of between thirty-five and forty-eight thousand dollars per year, and include profit-sharing, vacation pay and bonuses. Insurance companies usually hire assistants with five years of experience or more.
The medical executive assistant earns about thirty-seven to forty-seven thousand dollars a year. In this industry, it is a good idea to have medical terminology, and digital dictation as a background, especially when working for specialists. Most assistants receive paid vacations and matched contributions to their retirement plans.
Primary and Secondary Education executive administrative assistants earn an average of thirty thousand dollars a year. College and University executive administrators earn about thirty-five to forty thousand dollars per year. Working in education comes with many perks such as free college tuition for the faculty and their families, all paid holidays and if in the elementary field, some extra time off in the summer. Paid vacations, retirement plans, and other perks come with the job.
Financial executive administrators make about forty-five thousand dollars a year. Paid holidays, vacation time, and retirement plans usually accompany this position. With business the way it is today, it's not just a nine-to-five job either. There are many financial institutions open on Saturdays and Sundays, and executive assistants are always working when the banks are open.
Churches also use executive administrative assistants to help the church run. There are all kinds of bulletins to be written, money to keep track of, and schedules to maintain. The average salary for this type of executive administrative assistant is twenty-nine to thirty-five thousand dollars. Most churches give vacation pay, and of course, paid holidays.
Executive administrative assistants work in a broad spectrum of fields, and can make a lot of money depending on their experience, tenure, skills and what field they choose. Senior level management, whether it be the CEO of a big law firm, or the local ministry all know that they can count on their executive assistants to go above and beyond to make sure the job gets done, and this will make the office run more efficiently and productively.
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June Caldwell is a job search specialist with AdministrativeAssistantResume.ca, and a seasoned administrative and executive assistant. If you'd like a hand with your job search you might want to consider booking an appointment with June.
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