Great Manager Newsletter - May 29, 2024
Importance of Administrative Skills
On this date in 1848, the great state of Wisconsin became the 30th state. As a native of this fair land, I want to share some fun facts about Wisconsin.
The first practical typewriter was invented in Milwaukee.
Wausau is the Ginseng capital of the world.
Mount Horeb is the home to the mustard museum.
Harry Houdini is from Wisconsin
As always, thank you for being part of this community.
1 Big Thing
Administrative Skills are Important
The article discusses administrative skills, describing them as essential abilities that help individuals manage tasks efficiently in a professional setting. It outlines various key administrative skills, including organization, time management, communication, and attention to detail. The article emphasizes the importance of these skills across different industries and roles, highlighting how they contribute to overall workplace productivity and success. It also provides tips on how to develop and improve administrative skills, such as seeking feedback, taking on new challenges, and utilizing technology to streamline tasks.
Watch This
A Professional Development Plan to Level Up Your Life
You can be hyper-capable with a professional development plan. Don't have one yet? The honest truth is you'll achieve nothing in life and career without an action plan. Vanessa will walk you through the exact steps you need to take to be hyper-capable as a professional. This is about taking control of your professional goals and successes.
By the Numbers
4.8 Million
4.8 million fewer employees who are engaged in their work and workplace (from the end of 2023), marking the lowest reported level of engagement since 2013.
Words of Wisdom
Do not let what you cannot do interfere with what you can do.
― John Wooden
Business Laughs
Discussion Topics
What steps do you take to ensure a positive work culture in your team?
As we hit the start of summer, make sure you enjoy some time off and ensure your teams get some time to relax. It will make everyone better in the long run.
Please keep sharing with others. I’d love to see us keep this pace of growth going.
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