Administrative Skill

Administrative must be able to handle many details and challenging situations at once. They keep an office running while supporting the efforts of an executive, manager, business owner or professional group. People who become very skilled in this field can advance to higher positions, supporting high-ranking officials in government, higher education, nonprofits and private corporations, and they can also move on to other jobs in their organization or industry.

Technology skills - An administrative  works with office software programs, including spreadsheets, databases, word processing and graphic presentation software.

Communication skills - In a busy office, an administrative uses friendly communication to interact with a wide range of people, frequently exchanging information about office operations.

Organizational ability - As a multitasker, an administrative should keep organized so can give  attention of keeping the boss organized.

Written expression - An administrative needs skills in standard written English and, in some organizations, business English.

Time Management - An administrative  must manage the time wisely.