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The Essential Legal Assistant

The Essential Legal Assistant course is a must for legal assistants wanting to build meaningful skills and knowledge, necessary for working in a contemporary practice. …

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The ‘infamous’ Apostrophe

The apostrophe looks like a raised comma and causes almost as much confusion. It originates in the Greek rhetorical device ‘apostrephein’, in which the speaker…

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How to Stop Procrastinating and Get Organised

Is your e-mail inbox so full you can’t find anything? Are your computer files a disorganised jumble of folders, text files and Word documents full…

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Grammar and Punctuation Made Easy – Their, There and They’re

The trio of their, there, and they’re can flummox writers at all levels. The confusion stemming from these words is that even though they sound…

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“Linda was my Executive Assistant for several years while I was a Program Director for a major IT and business change program at WA Police. This was a demanding program with a mix of IT and Police staff, as well as 3rd party vendors working on site at several locations. Linda kept my work organised, managing meetings, travel arrangements, contract preparation, filing and setting up various events and meetings. Linda had substantial marketing background and was able to set up a variety of events ensuring they were perfectly organised and went off well. Linda was never flustered and incredibly professional in dealing with often complex and demanding situations. I would highly recommend Linda to anyone needing a top level executive assistant.”

Geoff Costello, Programme, Project Manager and Architect University of Western Australia

“Some people are excellent at what they do. Linda Frith is even better than that. Over the years, Linda has been a great help to me with her broad experience and great skill as an executive assistant. When you hire Linda, you are in the best of hands. She is precise, highly efficient and gets the job — be it big or small — done with absolutely no fuss at all. Plus, she’s a delight to work with. Got an office job that has to be done brilliantly? Get Linda. She is amazing!”

Ron Gibson, Author and Business Relationship Expert GoNetworking

“It was a pleasure to work with Linda. My role involved a lot of time away from the office and I had complete trust in Linda to finalise and issue correspondence and reports in my absence. Her attention to detail and editing skills often improved the messaging and made the content more readable for recipients. I’d often comment I was more efficient working remotely, which was largely due to Linda’s organisational skills in managing my schedule and prioritising actions.”

Lyle Banks, General Manager Development & Trade Pilbara Ports Authority

“When Linda and I both worked for British Telecom, Linda was my first executive assistant. Being new to how the EA role was to work out and knowing that Linda had already looked after CEOs such as Sir Ralph Halpern I asked Linda what the next steps should be. She said ” let me manage your mail, calendar and incoming “fixed” calls, send me your audio file or transcripts of what you need to communicate, let me know any other key dates or events, pass me all your business contacts and I will make your day as efficient as it can be”. In a nutshell, that is exactly what she did, we were a very efficient unit and I always had everything I needed at exactly the right time. Linda is a very professional EA with a good sense of humour and an excellent ability to get along with everybody. Linda can also handle awkward or tricky situations with ease. If you ever have the chance to work with Linda you should take it.”

Simon Fenning, Managing Director Setup & Grow Litd