Changing Technology, Restructuring Alters Role for Secretaries
Special to The Journal Record
KANSAS CITY _ Gone are the days of steno pads and white out, as secretaries today have become computer experts whose duties extend into supervision, training and purchasing, said Evelynne Thompson, international president of Professional Secretaries International.
This new role is being highlighted today during Professional Secretaries Day. The leading association of office professionals, Professional Secretaries International is the originator and sole sponsor of Professional Secretaries Day and Professional Secretaries Week, which ends Saturday.
"Technology and corporate downsizing have radically transformed the job …
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Article title: Changing Technology, Restructuring Alters Role for Secretaries.
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Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: April 21, 1993.
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