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Office Administrative Assistant Exam Flashcards

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  1. Budget report due in 2 hours, routine emails pending, presentation due next week. Prioritization?

    Answer: Budget report, then emails, then presentation

    Prioritize by urgency: budget report (2 hrs), emails (timely), presentation (next week).

  2. Coworker asks to share supervisor's calendar. Policy requires supervisor approval. What do you do?

    Answer: Explain policy and suggest they contact supervisor directly

    Follow policy. Direct coworker to proper process.

  3. Purchase order says $2,340, invoice says $2,430. What should you do?

    Answer: Research discrepancy and contact vendor before processing

    Financial discrepancies must be investigated before payment.

  4. When composing email on behalf of your supervisor, most important practice?

    Answer: Clearly identify you're writing on behalf of supervisor, include your contact info

    Transparency: identify yourself and include contact info for follow-up.

  5. During system transition, colleague urgently needs a document. Some docs in old system, some in new. Best approach?

    Answer: Search both systems to locate the document

    Search both systems to ensure the document is found.

  6. Toner cartridge costs increased 40% from usual vendor. What should you do?

    Answer: Research alternative vendors and state-approved contracts

    Fiscal responsibility: check state contracts and alternatives.

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