Here Are The Skills Personal Assistants Need:
- Self-motivated with the ability to work in a home environment
- Polished demeanor, energetic and positive
- Strong attention to detail, forward thinking, highly organized
- Strong Microsoft Office Suite skills
- High level of discretion, confidentiality and integrity
- Exceptional interpersonal, professional and communication skills
- Ability to work and make decisions independently
- Familiarity with local restaurants/hotels (knowledge of other major cities worldwide is also a plus)
- Must be able to multi-task
- Excellent memory/recall abilities
- Fluency in other languages is a plus
- Ability to foresee and avert future problems
A Personal Assistant means
more time for you
Depending on the unique personal life of every executive, the demands of the role can vary. The personal assistant can be in charge of many tasks, including planning family vacations, filling out college applications, medical insurance management, managing staff, and overseeing budgets for multiple residences. Just think about all the time you’ll be able to save after C-Suite Assistants recruits the perfect assistant for you and your family. Whether you need more time for work, or simply want more time to take a break and relax, give us a call to get started. Our personal assistant recruit might free up so much time for you that you won’t even know what to do with yourself! How do you find the right assistant for you and your family – someone you can trust with the business of running your personal life? You need a reputable, experienced personal assistant recruitment agency, with a solid reputation for being the best. The answer is C-Suite Assistants: successfully serving our clients for over 20 years as the premier personal assistant placement agency in the US.
Contact C-Suite Assistants to discuss your staffing needs and begin your search for a personal assistant.
What Makes Recruiting Personal Assistants Different from Executive Assistants?
While the roles of a personal assistant and an executive assistant may be the same in certain respects, there are some key differences. The former is an administrative professional who provides support to a senior executive, celebrity, or high-net worth individual, and their families in helping them manage their often complicated personal lives, schedules, and range of properties. Often, the personal assistant works from an office at their boss’s main residence, however, sometimes the PA works from the boss’s corporate office as part of the senior administrative support team. The main thing that distinguishes the PA from other support roles is that their focus is assisting with the private affairs of the person or family they serve. No matter which role you’re looking for, it’s important to hire a personal assistant recruitment agency that understands the difference.
Responsibilities Vary by Role but Generally Include:
- Maintaining and coordinating business and private calendars
- Scheduling both business and personal appointments
- Organizing business travel as well as family visits and vacations (booking flights, hotels and ground transportation)
- Managing email and written correspondence
- Running errands
- Making dinner reservations
- Buying gifts and holiday cards; keeping track of birthdays for family, friends and associates
- Scheduling meetings and taking meeting notes
- Hiring and managing household staff and contractors
- Planning large events
- Creating expense reports
- Maintaining homes and vehicles
- Managing committee duties and philanthropic interests
- Providing the principal with progress updates
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