Office Administrators Make Positive Workplace
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Office Administrators Make Positive Workplace

Office Administrators Make Positive Workplace

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Healthy Workplace Month runs to November 1, 2009

 Lethbridge, AB - October 10, 2009 - Healthy Workplace Month runs through to November 1, 2009 and raises awareness that a positive work environment leads to more productive and happy employees. Office administrators, through their organizational skills and good customer service, can contribute to a healthy and well-balanced workplace.

"Administrators help an office run smoothly because they are organized, good with people, and great multi-taskers," says Penni Kiss, director of the Reeves College Lethbridge Campus. "A well-run office leads to an overall sense of satisfaction amongst employees."

Reeves College offers an Office Administration program (http://www.reevescollege.ca/Top-Career/School-of-Business/Programs-and-Courses/Office-Administration) that covers a variety of skills, from computer software training to business communications to customer service. Graduates can enter the field as a corporate receptionist, office administrator and even an office manager.

While their duties include photocopying, answering phones, and data entry, office administrators are also tasked with maintaining a healthy workplace by keeping a positive attitude and addressing concerns from customers and co-workers.

Kiss says the key to becoming a successful office administrator is working well with others and demonstrating strong leadership skills : "Other keys to success include fantastic management skills, a good memory, anticipatory skills, and often a creative approach to problem solving."

For more on Healthy Workplace Month, visit http://www.healthyworkplacemonth.ca/

 

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