8 Qualities that Employers Love in Personal and Executive Assistants

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There is always a strong and steady demand for Personal & Executive Assistants
Tertiary education is a bonus, not a necessity for career advancement. The highest level of education for 40% of PA’s is completion of year 12.
Employees who have worked in the role for less than a year average $43,000, while the top 10% of earners average pay is $75,000

Organisation Skills – this includes both personal organisational skills and the ability to organise others.
Multitasking – with several tasks on your plate, the ability to manage them concurrently, while meeting deadlines, is paramount.
Prioritisation skills – with lots on the go you will need to prioritise using a mix of common sense and knowledge of your work environment.
Well groomed – interacting with company stakeholders you will need to be professionally presented.
Computer literacy & typing - experienced with Microsoft Office and general computer usage.
Good problem solving skills – typically faced with a variety of issues you will need to think on your feet and show initiative
Efficiency – you will need excellent time management skills and a sense of urgency.
Communication Skills - both written & oral Summary: If you are thinking about “upgrading” your current role or would like to discuss new opportunities as a PA or EA or, contact one of our consultants today: