Imagine coming home to a perfectly organized space where everything is in its place and all your household needs are seamlessly taken care of. This dream can...
Working with a busy executive involves more than just making lists and coordinating schedules.
An experienced personal assistant knows that it’s important to stay on top of their work.
In a recent post, we detailed the experiences of a journalist who hired a remote personal assistant to handle some of his responsibilities. It didn’t turn out too well and he conceded that it’s better to have in an in-house employee for that kind of job. So, what if that in-house assistant were a robot?
If you find yourself working 10 hours a day, seven days a week, it’s time to hire a personal assistant. An assistant will enable you to concentrate on bigger and more important projects, which will hopefully help your business succeed.
Are they as good as an in-person assistant? Farhad Manjoo, a journalist for The Independent — a U.K. newspaper — recently wrote about his experiences working with one.
Search is on for a great, top notch, active, fit, full charge live in nanny that can travel with the family. This position is a
In recent television appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, singer Miley Cyrus credited an “obsessed fan” with boosting her online presence. As a reward, Cyrus has flown the unnamed person to Los Angeles and hired her to be her personal assistant.
We think of personal assistants of being the right hands of celebrities and executives, but a new trend in the industry is changing the job description. Many personal assistants now spend a good portion of their time taking care of their employer’s pets.
Even if you have not signed a formal confidentiality agreement, divulging private information could have far-reaching consequences for the duration of your career.
Chef Max Hardy takes time each week to mentor the next generation of culinary professionals.
