Example Executive Assistant Job Description: Roles, Skills, and Career Insights
An executive assistant manages schedules, handles communication, and coordinates meetings for senior executives. The role includes organizing travel, preparing reports, and ensuring smooth day-to-day operations. Strong organizational, communication, and multitasking skills are essential to support high-level decision-making and administrative efficiency. What Is an Executive Assistant? An executive assistant provides high-level administrative support to senior executives … Read more
Write an Employment Verification Letter: Templates, Tips & Legal Guide
An employment verification letter confirms an employee’s job status, title, start date, and salary. Employers issue it to verify employment for loans, rentals, or immigration. It includes the company’s contact details and is typically signed by HR or a manager. What Is an Employment Verification Letter? An employment verification letter is an official document that … Read more
How Would You Turn Down a Job Offer But Keep the Door Open
Decline a job offer politely by expressing gratitude, clearly stating your decision, and emphasizing interest in future opportunities. Use respectful language, thank the employer for their time, and mention staying in touch for potential roles. This approach maintains professionalism and keeps the door open for future conversations. Turning Down a Job Offer Doesn’t Mean Burning … Read more
How Colleges Should Use Social Media
Students spend a lot of time on social media. And with more and more apps reaching the market, older social media channels are losing traction amongst Gen Z in the light of new ones. In fact, in a recent Tallo survey, we found that 34% of Gen Z said they spend the most time on…
How Students Feel About Remote Work
Remote work is likely here to stay in some way, shape, or form. The question that we face today is, is it for everyone? Well, not exactly. As is often the case with early talent, the reality is a little more complicated. Here’s what you need to know about remote work and early talent. Employees have…
How to Create Better Virtual Events
We get it. There are about a million other things students, companies and colleges would rather do than attend a college or career fair. Both talent and talent seekers often show up to these events, whether virtual or in-person, feeling overwhelmed, with no idea where to start in their search for the perfect college or…
Virtual College and Career Fairs on Tallo
We get it. There are about a million other things students, companies and colleges would rather do than attend a college or career fair. Both talent and talent seekers often show up to these events, whether virtual or in-person, feeling overwhelmed, with no idea where to start in their search for the perfect college or…
Meet Tallo’s 2021 Art Scholarship Winner
We know so much has changed in the world since 2020. As 2021 wrapped up, we asked our Tallo community how the world we are living in now has impacted their educational and career plans for the future, inviting Tallo users to submit works of art representing the theme “The Future of Work!” We received…
How Students Feel About Remote Work
Remote work is likely here to stay in some way, shape, or form. The question that we face today is, is it for everyone? Employees have experienced both the negatives and positives of remote work. Some find the lack of boundaries between work and home life grueling, and the lack of casual in-person conversations demoralizing.…
