If you’re thinking that an executive and his or her assistant should have a relationship similar to that of master and servant, think again. In today’s world, the relationship between any boss and assistant has to be founded on respect. Here, we evaluate this complicated and rewarding working relationship.

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The years I spent as an Executive Assistant were some of the most rewarding (and most challenging) years of my career. I had a very strict and conservative boss. He was type A personality, strong willed and sometimes completely intimidating.

Are you a master of networking? Maybe you’re not even sure what that means or why you should bother. No matter what your role or level of professional expertise, networking is a critical part of success. Learn how to build your network and work it like a rockstar.

You’re ready to be a manager, but you want to be sure you have what it takes to do a good job. Before you take that leap to the next level in your career, be sure to get the training and experience you need AND be sure to develop these five essential skills that every manager should have.

When you think of holidays in February, you probably think immediately of Valentine’s Day. What you may not know is that February is Relationship Wellness month. Tell us what you’re doing to create good relationships in your life and you may win a fabulous treat for you and a friend.

You’ve heard about mentors but, for some reason, you just don’t “get” it. How does the whole mentorship thing work? And what’s the big deal anyway? Learn about the different types of mentors and how creating a relationship with one can help you professionally and personally.

It’s important to reflect on our personal relationships and determine ways to improve them. In honor of February being “Relationship Wellness Month,” OfficeArrow recently held a contest that focused on creating healthy relationships. Read on to see if you won.

Sure, it’s essential to learn from those on higher levels than you. But, don’t discount the importance of developing professional relationships with your peers. Read on to learn why only focusing up could be detrimental to your career.