Vacation—A Leadership Lesson?
When you take a vacation, it shows your team members that you trust them to act on your behalf.
When you take a vacation, it shows your team members that you trust them to act on your behalf.
It’s easier to put out a small fire than it is to put out a large, raging one. In the same way it’s easier to deal with smaller doses of stress than it is to deal with large amounts of built-up stress. Therefore, make some kind of stress management plan a daily practice.
Juggling multiple projects simultaneously is a ‘normal’ day for the savvy administrative professional. Not only do you have your own work to do, you are also responsible for keeping your boss(es) on track.