Lyndsay Maas
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Lyndsay Maas lives in Santa Barbara, CA and has built her career in business finance and administration. In her free time, she loves spending time in nature, and especially enjoys taking her boat out to nearby lakes for wakeboarding.
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Lyndsay Maas Shares Tips for Choosing a College Major
A major is a field of study that you choose to focus on while in college, and it can help align with your career objectives. For instance, if you’re planning on becoming a teacher, you might choose to major in secondary or elementary education. Choosing a major is an important decision, and it’s not something that you should take lightly. Several tips will help you navigate the process and find a major that fits you best.
By Lyndsay Maas3 years ago in Education
Lyndsay Maas Explains Key Components of Business Administration
The broad field of business administration covers various professional settings and roles. This discipline involves managing an organization’s people, resources, and time. Business administrators help ensure that organizations are run efficiently and effectively. This discipline requires a combination of skills and knowledge from various fields. Here is everything you need about business administration.
By Lyndsay Maas3 years ago in Journal
Lyndsay Maas Shares a A Guide to Financial Management for Academic Administrators
Financial management is one of the most challenging and vital functions of a college or university administrator. The management of financial resources plays a crucial role in the success of an educational institution.
By Lyndsay Maas3 years ago in Trader
Leading a Team Through Personnel Changes
When key team members move on to new opportunities, managers are left with the challenging task of leading the remaining team members through the transition period. Whether new hires are coming in or responsibilities are being reallocated, there is always a level of change that comes with personnel transitions. To keep things running smoothly, here are some crucial strategies leaders should implement to manage the new processes.
By Lyndsay Maas3 years ago in Journal
