r/AdminAssistant

I have been an executive admin for 6+ years. I work for 3 CEOs. I am contractor for 2 of them and employee for the other. Recently I took an AI course and was fascinated by how quickly it can manage calendar clean up, scheduling, inbox management, etc and it got me thinking, will my admin assistance be needed anymore? I do much more for them but I have this overwhelming sense of dread that AI will replace me and I’ll have to find something else to do. I genuinely love what I do but I cant help but feel like I may be let go or fired due to AI. I’m worried for the future and what AI takeover will look like. Just wanted to reach out how other admins who are embracing AI and what you are seeing?

hi all!

I am currently in school for business administration. I am looking to, once I graduate, become an administrative assistant.

I was currently offered a position as a spa receptionist at a regional chain spa. However, I want to make sure this looks good on my resume. I previously worked for a hotel, and another spa- both world class, both front desk positions. I am 20, so I like to think I have rather good experience in the field of receptionist responsibilities.

Do you think I am on the correct path to continue into administrative assisting? While perhaps not my end goal, it’s my goal of a first step into business. Although I’m still figuring out my long term goals, I have a calling towards sales.

Thank you!! Just a young girl stressed about her future 🥲