Top Executive Assistants: Crashing the BS Party
So...the narrative about Executive Assistants has been diluted so much in the past 3 years or so that it's become more confusing than clarifying. Everybody's an "expert" these days posting fluffy, BS articles that generalize the grind, paint pictures that we're chaos wranglers and do-it-alls with a perma-smile plastered across our faces, and swimming joy laps in the underrepresentation, under compensation, underutilization and lack of empathy often suffered at the hands of the people we're low-key expected to take a bullet for. As someone with 26+ years in the seat, having given up the best years of my personal life to claw my way to the top of the EA game, I'm often pissed off seeing low ROI conferences duping EAs out of thousands of dollars, newbies claiming and weaponizing expertise they haven't actually earned, and articles/vlogs/blogs that serve no purpose other than pushing a personal agenda wrapped in yet another bullshit "Top 5 Ways To..." list or ad campaign.
- 07/01/2019
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Energy Transition: A Defensive Approach
The energy transition is a path chosen by each country to define an energy policy that achieves major objectives: reducing CO2 emissions and getting out of the nuclear industry.
- 07/01/2019
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Can Small Banks Compete Against Digital Banks?
The rapid rise of digital banks, or "neobanks," has disrupted the traditional banking industry, offering customers convenience, lower fees, and innovative financial services.
- 07/01/2019
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2019 Sick Care Trends and Opportunities
The future is now, just unevenly distributed. So, instead of looking for Moon Shot "never been done before" blockbusters in 2019, like the cure for cancer, obesity, diabetes or Alzheimer's disease, perhaps it is more reasonable to take advantage of opportunities that already exist but that have not diffused into the practice of medicine nor have become the standard of care.
- 07/01/2019
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Entrepreneurial Syndromes
A syndrome describes a number of signs or symptoms that occur together, like Down's syndrome. The word derives from the Greek syndromos which is a place where several roads meet. Diagnosing a syndrome relies on pattern recognition, recall and interpretation and is a staple of medical education and consistently shows up as "gotcha" questions on specialty board exams.
- 07/01/2019
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