What are your thoughts on boundaries in private service? What do you tell your staff? How do you train them to understand where the line is?
Boundaries in Private Service
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Every episode features a different private service professional, and deep dives on a specific household management topic, from navigating the job search to becoming a more effective communicator.
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One of the responsibilities I take on as an Estate Management EA is to handle the admin for scheduling staff and submitting their timesheets for approval. At any given time I have to track staff at over a dozen locations throughout the country, which can makes this a very time consuming task.
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For Estate Teams, Fashion Week is a Year-Long Project
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Access during Fashion Weeks is not granted lightly. It reflects a year of strategic coordination across calendars, logistics, purchases, and brand relationships, as well as a positive in-person experience with a principal’s team. Understanding each brand's expectations and communication style becomes part of maintaining the relationships that generate a principal’s preferred status year after year. The next invitation, fitting, or front-row seat depends on professional, timely communication sustained long after the final show.
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