Author: (Japanese) Tetsujin Comic Advertising Co., Ltd.
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The "Office Practical Illustrations" series is specifically tailored for secretaries and those aspiring to become secretaries. Through situational comic formats, it introduces the professional functions of junior and intermediate secretaries. Each level is divided into practical questions and basic questions, summarizing the key points, essentials, and tips of the secretary profession. It is an important reference book for secretaries preparing for the secretary professional qualification exam. This book is part of the series, covering five aspects: the qualities of a secretary, job knowledge, general knowledge, etiquette and reception, and skills. It not only outlines the basic principles and content for junior secretaries but also explains many details and key points of secretary work. Additionally, it includes summaries of relevant knowledge points and practical application cases, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the actual work of a secretary while reading, mastering work techniques and methods. This book is suitable for secretarial professionals, readers interested in secretarial work, and those preparing for the junior secretary professional qualification exam.
Workplace Practical Illustrations -- Illustrated Basic Q&A for Junior Secretaries
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