secretaries day is now "administrative professionals day"! what gives?!

[G.R.H.]

did anybody else happen to notice this today?!  someone told me it's because there is no such thing anymore as "secretaries"  your opinions on this....

[egj13]

did anybody else happen to notice this today?!  someone told me it's because there is no such thing anymore as "secretaries"  your opinions on this....

PC my friend..have you ever noticed you don't see dead end signs anymore? They say no outlet. Dead end was to depressing. No shit man I'm serious.

[Oldschool Flip]

did anybody else happen to notice this today?!  someone told me it's because there is no such thing anymore as "secretaries"  your opinions on this....

HAHAHAHA! That's a minor change! In California, where I'm from in the SF BAY AREA, Columbus Day is referred to as "Indigenous Persons day".

[MidniteRambo]

It is now "Admistrative Professionals Week" as well as a Day:

"In the year 2000, IAAP [International Association of Administrative Professionals" announced a name change for Professional Secretaries Week and Professional Secretaries Day. The names were changed to Administrative Professionals Week and Administrative Professionals Day to keep pace with changing job titles and expanding responsibilities of today’s administrative workforce." 

http://www.iaap-hq.org/APW/apwindex.htm

In our office, the managing partner is waiting for voice recognition technology to get a little better and then- "bye bye" secretaries (and their inflated salaries and benefits).

 

[Dos Equis]

Some of us brilliant bosses forgot and had to run out for flowers in the middle of the day.   

[G.R.H.]

i think the "proper" terminology for "garbageman" is now "sanitation engineer" 

[MidniteRambo]

Some of us brilliant bosses forgot and had to run out for flowers in the middle of the day.   

and others of us, we took the day off!