Palo Alto, California

I feel like I need some tips or some advice on how I can be prepared

becoming a manager is also something I've considered, but I'm not sure about it still

I am a junior in high school and tech has been an interest of mine

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I want to go to college and it is definitely but I also don't want to pay out of pocket if I can help it. I have good grades and some extracurriculars , would that help?

When I researched business majors I found that there are two different types of degrees, BS and BA. I'm not sure which one would be better for me.

I am wondering which one is better.

I want to figure out what a day in your job looks like to get a better understanding of what should be expected

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Administrative Assistants, in my understanding, do their work independently. Are there times that you work as a group? Are there group-bonding activities? How often do groups form and change?

Is there overtime as an Administrative Assistant? Are there times when you need to go places outside of work hours? Do you bring work home and can you work from home?

As a Secretary or Administrative Assistant, customers and clients come to you as the face of the company and can be emotional. How do you deal with them? How do you calm them down?

tips so i can learn about it?