Strategies for successful partnerships
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Subject(s): Personal Assistants
| Self-Development | Employee | Development | Management DevelopmentTraining Strategies for Tomorrow 16, 1, p. 13-15Abstract: This article was supplied by Watterman's Training.Further information is available from Shan Williams, at Waterman's on 01666 825123; e-mail swilliams@watermans.uk.com. The article analyzes the role expectations of executive and their personal assistants, examining working styles and emphasizing the importance of realistic boundaries and objectives. Written in an accessible style, it helps managers and personal assistants to formulate a strategy for developing or improving a successful parnership
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This article was supplied by Watterman's Training.Further information is available from Shan Williams, at Waterman's on 01666 825123; e-mail swilliams@watermans.uk.com. The article analyzes the role expectations of executive and their personal assistants, examining working styles and emphasizing the importance of realistic boundaries and objectives. Written in an accessible style, it helps managers and personal assistants to formulate a strategy for developing or improving a successful parnership
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