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#ThankfulThursday and today, I'm #grateful for when APD=WIT. Reminder or spoiler alert? You choose...next Wednesday, April 24, marks Administrative Professionals Day. Ten days after I got married, I went to work full-time as a Clerk Typist in the Math Science Division of the local community college. Both relics now, my responsibility for preparing class materials, quizzes, and tests, with a focus on supporting the Chemistry instructors, was work being done on an IBM Selectric typewriter with copies being produced on a duplicating machine. I was attending that college part-time and rode the bus to and from work each day. A year later, I interviewed for and joined the Word Processing Center team providing document support to all divisions as part of a centralized team using a mainframe which is why it was so cool not too long thereafter to go to work for a start-up that used gem-quality diamonds to machine aluminum disks that customers applied magnetic media to for PC hard drives... My appreciation for those who work as Administrative Professionals arises out of having walked a mile in those shoes, doing Whatever It Takes to meet the needs of those I was assisting. In today's environment, the prevalence of such roles has diminished significantly, and there are far fewer who function in roles with such a title (LinkedIn showed 4,046 jobs posted for "secretary" as I wrote today's post as compared to 51,337 HR jobs posted). The nature of the work and the tools being used to accomplish it have changed dramatically. But the hearts, minds, and efforts of those who fulfill these critical roles within organizations has not...these individuals serve as the glue amongst the teams they support. A really good, capable, mind-reading, victory-celebrating, loss-commiserating, sounding board Administrative Professional is rare indeed. So it's my hope that those who are being helped by such individuals will make a big deal to mark the designated day on April 23 when Administrative Professionals Day equals Whatever It Takes, but, also will take time to regularly express gratitude for a job well done in the way that the individual most relishes such appreciation and recognition.
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Dissertation Questionnaire Has negative media coverage of high-profile cases affected public perception of the police service, and if so, how? This is a study being undertaken by a student currently on the BSc Professional Policing course at the University of Law. This study and research is part of the degree. This research includes an anonymous questionnaire, which consists of 22 questions. This questionnaire will be conducted on Microsoft forms online. Participants must be 18 or over and must be a UK resident. The questionnaire will gather information on how the public see the police service through interaction with the media. This is so we can understand if the media does have an affect on the public perception for example, trust when looking at high profile cases in the service. If you would like to take part in this research, please click the link below to the online questionnaire. Link to questionnaire: https://lnkd.in/dWgN4dHu
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