How to answer questions about goals or plans in yearly review...?

Question

as an administrative assistant, you enjoy what you do, but you don't really know the options for advancement or promotion, let us say for example, you are already at the top level and top of your pay scale

Answer 1

Periodic review needs short time goals...
* how do you see yourself in the next two years?
* would you still be an administrative assistant till then or would you see yourself in another post?

and long time goals
* how do you see yourself in the next 5 -10 years?
* change in marital status
* career growth and advancement

There so many prospective positions you can explore if you decide to advance your career after being an administrative assistance - you just need to have an open mind.

Being an administrative assistant hones your: people skills; keen on details; expert in clerical and administrative work; trustworthiness, etc.

Usually you can start with "generalists positions or positions related to Help Desk or Customer Service". You just have to initiate the learning and familiarise yourself with tasks outside from your current post. If you enjoyed being an administrative assistant - that means your a people person and a good follower. I would suggest you ask Human Resources for vacancies then plot your next move. Examine all positions and find out which position will be equally rewarding to your current post.

Any change in position (higher than your current level) will definitely entitle you to career advancement and better pay scheme. You will be given additional compensation and benefits package that goes with the promotion. Good luck!

Answer 2

If you don't know what options are open to you then this is what you should address in the review at the goals/plans part.

Say you'd like to find out more about the options open to you and then you can think about setting goals and making plans

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Answer 4

there is more beyond being at top and having a good pay. is it possible to consider going back to school to take up a masters degree in a related field. you can be considered for a management position and can also teach as a professor at universities.

your at top, still learning and sharing.

Answer 5

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