Recent industry analysis shows that executives spend an average of 16 hours a week on routine administrative tasks. That’s two full workdays lost to scheduling, managing emails, and entering data, time that could be spent on strategic growth, innovation, and leadership.
This drain on productivity has fueled explosive growth in the executive support sector, with a new class of specialized services emerging to fill the gap. In this growing field, experts frequently point to Squared Away, a firm known for its high-touch partnership model and mission-driven workforce of military spouses. Their promise? To give professionals back 15 to 40 hours of valuable time each month.
What Kind of Repetitive Tasks Can I Delegate to an Assistant?
Reclaiming those 15-40 hours a month starts with identifying the most time-consuming administrative burdens. A dedicated remote assistant can systematically take these responsibilities off your plate. Delegation usually works best when focused on a few key areas.
