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Administrative Assistant's
UPDATE
10 questions admins may
face in job interviews
By Staff
OfficeTeams' 2019 Administrative Sal-
ary Guide, designed to help employ-
ers in the hiring process, suggests 10
questions calculated to give employers
insights into candidates' technical and
interpersonal skills.
What would be your readiness
to respond to these questions as an
interviewee?
What kind of office environ-
ment do you thrive in?
Tell me about a time you felt
overwhelmed at work and how
you handled it.
What software do you think is
most effective for collaborating
with team members?
Tell me about a time when you
had to deal with an angry cus-
tomer or coworker.
How do you go about learning
new software or other technol-
ogy?
Tell me about a project you are
particularly proud of manag-
ing.
How would your coworkers
describe you as a team member?
As a team leader?
What have you done at your
current company to save time or
reduce costs?
Tell me about a time you deliv-
ered exceptional service.
How do you foster positiv-
ity when a complex project
is behind schedule and team
members are on edge?
Select the New
Group item below
My Menu Tab and
rename it to My
Group. Now select a
Command from the
left-hand selection
pane and click the
Add button. Then
click OK.
You should now
see your new My Menu Tab in the Office product Ribbon
at the top of the screen.
Now that you know the process, return to the File /
Options window
and start adding
more command
functions to
your My Menu
command group that you believe will assist you in your
work. Over time add more functions to your menu Tab
and eventually you will find that you don't have to wan
-
der around the Office Product Ribbon looking behind
each Tab to find the commands you are looking for and
use the most!
Next month we will add a new command to the Rib-
bon based on a simply recorded Macro that anyone can
do!
Create Office Ribbon that suits you – Continued from page 6
Arnold Villeneuve has over
25 years in the computer
technology and services industry
working with standalone and
networked microcomputers,
minicomputers, and mainframe
systems. He has been an
author and instructor with
Learning Tree International since 1993, where he has developed
seven courses for instructor-led, computer-based training, and
e-learning initiatives.
Learning Tree offers practical, real-world training in today's most
in-demand skills, including Microsoft Office, SharePoint, project
management, leadership and professional development.
Visit
www.LearningTree.ca for more information.
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