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  1. Issue · Sep 28, 2026

    The Handover (opens the original)

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    Monday, 8:52amMy exec’s message arrives while I’m still taking my coat off.“Welcome back!! Can you pop in before the 10am? Nothing to worry about. It’s about Thursday.”I have been in the building for 37 minutes. I do not know which Thursday he’s talking about. I do not know what happened on it. I do know that “nothing to worry about” is the most worrying sentence in the English language, narrowly beating “quick question” and “have you got five minutes?” “Nothing to worry about” almost always mea

  2. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    Meetings: The Broccoli of Work 🥦 (opens the original)

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    Hello and welcome to this Friday’s Admin Wrap. I had such a great time this week meeting with the Ascend Eight cohort of senior level EAs. These sessions are run by Trinity James, and the January 2027 applications are open. Check out all the reviews here. Have you seen the chat this week about iced coffee? If not, you can read about that in a moment. Also this week, there’s been a study done on over a billion job ads; we’re comparing meetings to broccoli; and some incredibly interesting research

  3. Issue · Sep 21, 2026

    What is an EBP? (opens the original)

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    Looking at the trends (yay!) coming out of the EA Salary Reports this year, it’s clear that Executive Business Partner is a growing title. Unlike titles such as Chief of Staff, I feel that EBP genuinely is a level up from Executive Assistant. However, I will caveat that. Something else that our data has shown is that workload doesn’t necessarily follow title. This was abundantly clear when it came to operations-type work — people were doing operational tasks regardless of title.So just because y

  4. Issue · Sep 18, 2026

    The Workers Fighting Back (opens the original)

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    Hello and welcome to this Friday’s Admin Wrap. The UK Salary Report is LIVE! We had an amazing launch event in London this week with around 50 assistants joining us. It was wonderful to see every single person there and I had the most lovely evening talking with everyone. If you were one of the people who came along, thank you for making it so special. This week there’s some news coming out of the banking sector, where people are not happy about being forced back to the office. Also, I came acro

  5. Issue · Sep 14, 2026

    Big Fish, Small Pond (opens the original)

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    Nobody sends you a memo when it happens. There’s no meeting titled “Your Career Just Went Backwards.” Sometimes there’s a restructure that leaves you reporting to someone who was your peer eighteen months ago. Sometimes it’s a new hire who gets the title you used to hold, while you get absorbed into their team. Sometimes it’s not even about your current employer at all - it’s that life did something disruptive, you stepped away from the ladder for a while, and when you came back and needed a job

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