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What to think about with Start-Ups as an Office Manager

The Office Management Group

Add an archive folder and policy when it feels relevant so things circa 3+ years old can move to there, depending on what the subject matter is (for finance, you’ll likely want longer). Just listen to a few of the latest episodes of The Office Manager Diaries podcast and you’ll soon hear a stories about leaks, floods and power outages.

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Jack of all… master of SOME!

The Office Management Group

As an Office Manager (or in a similar, or hybrid role with office management responsibilities) you’ll be aware that there are many areas under your remit, and I’ve talked about it a few times now in previous blogs. Leave that to the experts… Want more tips and advice to help you manage your Jack of All role?

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Operational and Financial Tips for Starting a Private Practice

Chart Logic

Accurately predicting this income is extremely important because one of the earliest tasks that should be completed is obtaining the practice’s credentials for insurance companies. Overall, the layout of your business is highly dependent on the finance plan. Many insurances cover costs, while several might not cover every service.

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25 Office Bulletin Board Ideas to Create Buzz Around Your Office

SnackNation

(Many of these office bulletin board ideas came straight from our Facebook group of office managers. Office Bulletin Board Idea #1: The Buzz Board. Photo courtesy of Joanne via the State of the Office Manager facebook group. Office Bulletin Board Idea #5: The About Us Board.

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Office Management Development – An Appetite to Learn

The Office Management Group

Office managers are one of the most over-looked and underdeveloped professions; why is this and what can you do if you are in such a role or looking to progress into one, to ensure your development is a priority? Fast forward over 6 years from that survey, and not too much in this landscape has changed.

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should I stay at a job I don’t like if it could lead to a big pay-off in a few years?

Ask a Manager

When I joined this company almost two years ago, my job description was for full cycle accounting but in reality I am more HR, payroll, office manager, and executive assistant than I am accountant. It is in a more stable industry and comes with a $12,000/year salary bump, 401K, and cheaper health insurance (for better coverage).

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