Tip Sheet #17:  A Business Partnership Plan for Administrative Professionals and Their Managers or Executives

 

Description:  By creating a business partnership with your boss, you become more efficient and effective in your job and role as administrative professional. Partnering is about performing your job better and creating an environment that helps your manager or executive do the same.

 

You'll Learn:

►What Partnering With Your Manager or Executive Really Means

►7 Benefits of Partnering With Your Manager or Executive

►What's in it for Your Manager or Executive - 8 Benefits

►Which Admin Professionals Benefit Most

►Partnerships Start at the Foundation - 3 Methods to Start Defining the Current Level and Foundation of Your Partnership With Your Manager or Executive

►Your Manager or Executive's Role in the Partnership - 7 Things Your Manager or Executive Should be Doing in the Partnership

►Where You're at Now - 3 Possibilities Described of Where Your Administrative Professional:Manager Partnership Relationship is at Now (or Not)

►What it Takes to Partner With Your Manager or Executive – Key Attributes and Skills

►3 Checklists That Help you see if Currently "No Partnership Exists," "You're a Step Above no Partnership," or "A Partnership Exists or One is Under Development."

►Tips for Approaching Your Boss About the Partnership Concept

►Three Vital Parts of Communication With Your Manager or Executive

►How to Choose the Best Communication Methods to use With Your Manager or Executive -- Three Key Points to Consider and Evaluate

►10 Principles for Communicating With Your Manager or Executive

►Plus Lots of Ideas for Partnering With Your Manager or Executive and Managing Up

 

Product Details:  20 (8 1/2" x 11") pages of single-spaced information

Digital (PDF) Read with Adobe Reader version 5.0 or higher

 

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