Office Administration

You need Access. You need it to organize your data, produce reports that make you look like a genius, create forms that enable your staff to enter and manage more date, and find the significant drop of data you're looking for in that huge pool of information.

From managing the phones, coordinating meetings, and preparing presentations to planning events, crafting clear business communications, and deciphering legal documents, administrative assistants need to be everything to everyone, all the time.

Provides comprehensive coverage on the spreadsheet software, including detailed solutions to everyday problems, real-world examples, troubleshooting help, and in-depth explanations of new features.

Provides clear, step-by-step instructions for tackling more than 190 Access 2013 tasks. Each task-based spread covers a single technique, sure to help you get up and running on Access 2013 in no time.

Provides techniques and shortcuts for Microsoft Excel, Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, and other applications, and explores new features and capabilities of Office 2010.

This book was crafted to grow with you, providing the reference material you need as you move toward PowerPoint proficiency and use of more advanced features.

In this comprehensive guide to Word, you'll learn the skills and techniques for efficiently building the documents you need for both your professional and your personal life.

This is an administrative professional's job requires a diverse range of abilities. From managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and fielding calls to planning events, deciphering legal documents, and creating PowerPoint presentations, today's administrative assistants are expected to effortlessly and efficiently juggle it all. Professionals looking to improve their performance-and enhance their value to employers-should turn to the fourth edition of "Administrative Assistant's and Secretary's Handbook".

Being a professional administrative assistant requires an astonishing and varied range of skills involving interpersonal communication, written presentations, and organizational ability. Between coordinating meetings, making travel arrangements, and running the phone lines, administrative professionals are involved in nearly every aspect of the office. Written in a down-to-earth style, Administrative Assistant's and Secretary's Handbook provides readers with information on subjects including record keeping, telephone usage, office machines, mail, business letters, and computer software skills.

Being a professional administrative assistant requires an astonishing and varied range of skills involving interpersonal communication, written presentations, and organizational ability. Between coordinating meetings, making travel arrangements, and running the phone lines, administrative professionals are involved in nearly every aspect of the office.

Topics range from HRD foundations, workforce development, and management to more specific topics such as implementing and managing HRD initiatives in the organization. The chapters are written by professionals who offer a wide range of experience and who represent the industry from varying international and demographic perspectives.