22 Transferable Military Skills for Executive Support Positions

At your level, you require an efficient and effective support system. Anyone can look nice on paper, present, and speak well during an interview, but it is the potential that they have to truly serve as your right hand that you want to identify before actually hiring them.In the last episode, I posed several introspective questions to help you identify whether you were really ready for an exceptional executive assistant. I’m using the term executive assistant, but these requirements are helpful for any support staff member regardless of their title.If you haven’t listened to that episode, click here to listen now. It will save you a lot of headaches in your search and provide you with questions that will help you identify on your own what you need to do as an executive to prepare and what you need to look for in your executive assistant. The connection you have with the person who will support you should be looked at in the same light as if you were looking for a serious relationship. You should be clear on your needs and wants and have a good idea of what that person looks, sounds, and feels like, energetically of course.This episode will share how I helped heal the relationship between a CTO client and her executive assistant. While each person, industry, and position may be different, the relationship between you and your support system is still the same that have a serious relationship.See you inside the episode.What You'll Learn:How to identify what YOU really need in an assistantWhat a bad hire will cost you financially, mentally, etc.Skills that we teach in army training that are desirable qualities in support rolesHow to get a clear understanding before seeking to hire or possibly firing an EAFeatured on the Show:The Cost of a Bad Hire : Northwestern’s study into why it’s so important to hire correctly on your first tryTake the free video training Can He Handle Your Grind? and learn more about your relationship habits than you thought possible in an hour!Learn more about how you can work directly with AnitaLove the show? Leave a review of the show in Apple Podcasts (click the link to find out how).Follow me on Instagram!Find me on Facebook!