Three Cheers for Nicki Bartels, Today’s Featured OfficeNinjas All-Star!
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Ninja Snapshot
Name: Nicki Bartels
Title & Company: Office Manager, ESD
Location: Chicago, IL
# Years as an Office Ninja: 4
Recommends: The Zero Email Inbox
Fun Fact: Prior to being an Office Ninja, Nicki was Director of Events for USA Boxing!
“Tireless.” “Fearless.” “A consummate professional.” These are just some of the words Nicki Bartels’ co-workers used to describe her in their OfficeNinjas All-Stars nominations. Each of her nominators shared different stories of how Nicki helped improve office morale, took charge of a complicated project, or planned the most memorable event in the company’s history. Yet all of them emphasized one important fact: Nicki is a team player.
Nicki mixes the role of manager with the mindset of teamwork seamlessly. She is always there to support her reports and jump in to be a back up as a peer would. There is never a question whether she will be there for her team or whether or not it is OK to go to her for help.
Her dedication to the ESD team knows no bounds … or time zones! She currently supports teams in Dallas and San Francisco, as well as remote employees all over the country.
Every day, Nicki Bartels is inundated with multiple requests from various groups. Yet she always has a smile on her face and—somehow—has the most organized desk in our 300-person firm … Nicki is the linchpin who keeps our company moving forward. Her enthusiasm and positive attitude are blessings to us all.
Though, when you look at Nicki’s history of special projects, juggling a few time zones seems like nothing. Jumping in to manage a LEED certification process? Yup, she did that. Organizing a fishing tournament on Lake Michigan for 100 clients? Sure, why not? And guess who’s overseeing ESD’s move to Chicago’s iconic Willis Tower?
Nicki is a bit of a pocket knife. She does it all. She manages our geographically diverse and fast-moving team’s core operations, manpower, and delivery. In addition to that, she oversees our Chicago office administrative staff to take her proven ability and enable others to raise their own personal bar based on her example.
We have a feeling we can learn A LOT from this All-Star. So let’s dive right into our Q&A with Nicki!
ON: What’s your favorite part of being an Office Ninja?
NB: Being the go-to person to get things done. I like being part of a team and making an impact. Whether it’s alleviating a task from someone else’s to-do list, proactively initiating a project, or just being the person with the information, I love solving problems. I love being the person someone thinks of when they ask themselves, “Who can help get this done?”
ON: Where does your drive come from? What keeps you motivated?
NB: I’m competitive in nature. I thrive off of recognition and knowing that I succeeded in getting the job done. ESD has a monthly Co-worker Shout Out program, which is a casual forum for recognizing co-workers and their hard work. Shout Outs celebrate those people who have gone the extra mile and have demonstrated one or more of our core competencies. In 2017, I tied for receiving the most Shout Outs, which was a very proud moment. It showed that I have an impact on many individuals who think highly of my work ethic and commitment to the team and company. These tokens of recognition keep me motivated to stay on top of my game and continue making a positive impact.
ON: What’s the one thing that’s always on your desk and why?
NB: I always have a daily calendar on my desk. My mom sends my sisters and I one every year with inspirational quotes on it. I love the act of coming into work each day and tearing off the sheet to see what the new day has in store. It reminds me that today is a new day, a clean slate, and the inspirational quote is surprisingly always timely! There have been plenty of times when my sisters, mom, and I text each other with a picture of the calendar because it reminds us of each other or something that is going on in our lives at the time. I love that it is not only practical and keeps the date fresh on my mind, but it’s also a reminder of my family and the inspiration that comes with each new day.
ON: Tell us about the craziest day you’ve ever experienced as an Office Ninja.
NB: Yesterday … TODAY … Tomorrow! Seriously, every day feels a little crazy, but that’s what’s so great about the admin role. Days when there is an event (holiday party, fishing tournament, move, etc.) or client meetings always feel a little more high-stress or high-pressure, but ultimately we get to use the skills we are best at: adapting to change, thinking on our feet, communicating with others, and keeping the overall schedule and flow of the office and company in line.
I like the days when my calendar is packed, and I know there are going to be a million requests. It means that I have to figure out how to get it all done, work with the team, and really prove that the admin at ESD can do it all!
I think the craziest days are about to be here with the move coming up. I am looking forward to the hard work and excitement of our new space, and making sure it is all set up for a great first day for all of our employees!
ON: What tricks do you have for when you’re stressed or upset at work?
NB: I get up from my desk and take a lap. Whether it’s just around the office, to the cafe to fill up my water bottle, or downstairs to grab coffee, getting up and away from my desk helps to clear my head, reset, and de-stress. The stressors will still be there when you get back, so take a minute or two for yourself to adjust your attitude and re-engage.
ON: How does your team help you succeed?
NB: ESD and my team help me succeed by providing an atmosphere of guidance and support. The relationships I have are built on trust, and I believe this has enabled me to take ownership of many projects and tasks and see them from start to finish.
ESD’s values are Respect, Work Hard/Smart, Win. I believe that working toward these common values puts us in a better position to succeed, not only as individuals but also as a team and company. The tasks that I am able to complete on a day-to-day basis are largely due to my team members doing their part to make each of our groups and departments succeed. I trust in their abilities and know they are well-equipped to get the job done, which allows me to focus on the projects I have and continue to build efficiencies that can be shared among the team. I am successful because of those who surround me.
ON: How do you see the admin profession evolving? What do you do to stay ahead of the curve?
NB: Office Ninjas do it all! The admin profession has evolved into a position that encompasses so much more than answering phones and scheduling meetings. We keep things working and are constantly adapting to new requests and roles that arise. I think this will continue to be the way it evolves, with admins having to wear multiple hats and needing a wide-range of skill sets.
To stay ahead of the curve, I am constantly looking for ways to learn new skills and best practices from others in the industry. This is one of the reasons I got involved with OfficeNinjas! OfficeNinjas provides a great platform to learn new skills through their newsletters and articles. Hands-on encounters with other admins in my city allow me to learn what they are doing to evolve and stay ahead of the game.
I also consistently put my name into the hat to get involved with varying departments and projects. I find it rewarding and informative to learn more about different areas and people within ESD.
ON: What is your greatest professional achievement?
NB: I am most proud of being promoted to my current role of Office Manager. I’m still learning the ropes, but I’m excited about the added responsibility and impact that I can have on my team and ESD as a whole. I also love that I still get to interact with the original groups I have supported from the beginning. The people I work with are a large part of what has made working at ESD so great. Being the go-to person for so many groups and individuals makes me very proud, and it’s what brings me to work every day.
ON: What are you most proud of outside of work?
NB: My family! When I’m not at work, they are the focus. I have been married to my husband, Nick, for four years, and we have an awesome dog, Moose! We love being outside, taking advantage of warm weather, and traveling whenever possible with other family and friends. Another recent accomplishment I am proud of is completing a half marathon! It was hard work and ultimately not my favorite race, but I finished and am proud of the accomplishment.
ON: How do you balance work and personal life?
NB: By setting boundaries and scheduling specific times for both. I find it helps to put personal items on the calendar to help push me out the door at work or put early morning organization time on the calendar to push me out the door in the morning. It is important to have a life outside of work, but it’s also important to enjoy the time you spend there. I find getting involved with various committees and social groups in and out of work helps me find that balance.
ON: What would you say are the top 3 traits of an OfficeNinjas All-Star?
NB:
1. Resourcefulness – finding a solution no matter what. Whether it’s asking Google, asking another admin, or just plain figuring it out, an Office Ninjas always finds a way to get the job done.
2. Confidence – providing reliable support and trust to your team. Being aware of the impact you have, and utilizing it for the betterment of yourself and the company.
3. Communication – understanding the means and methods needed to get your point across. Understanding the audience, your message, and the impact that it will have prior to sending it out. Effectively finding ways to help people understand what is going on and giving them the ability to push the message forward.
ON: What’s one thing you’ve done that’s been the most impactful in advancing your career?
NB: Not being afraid to take on new tasks and roles and always asking questions. Getting involved has always proved to be beneficial for me in advancing my career. People see you as a team player—someone who doesn’t shy away from a task and is willing to do whatever you can to get the job done. The key to getting involved is to ask questions.
Even the best Office Ninjas don’t know it all. It’s important to understand what is being asked of you or what you are getting involved with so that you can prepare or find additional learning materials to become an asset. Even if the role or task is outside of your responsibilities or comfort zone, give it a try! You never know when you might find a hidden talent or skill that you excel at!
ON: What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
NB: Be your own critic. It’s great to understand your best traits and skills, but that doesn’t mean you should settle. It is important to always look for ways to enhance and build your skills to take them to the next level. Also, know when to promote yourself and let people know what you’ve accomplished. Office Ninjas, especially Office Ninjas who are women, need to not only lead by example but also make sure we are being provided the same opportunities as everyone else within our companies.
ON: Office Ninjas often have tips and tricks of the trade. Any you care to share?
NB: I am a huge fan of the zero email inbox. I will say that it is difficult to get there on a daily basis, but only keeping emails in my inbox that I still have to complete the task for helps turn my inbox into my living to-do list.
I am a HUGE fan of to-do lists. They keep me on track, and I love the feeling of crossing something out or checking it off. There is no greater feeling than throwing out a to-do list because everything has been completed!
Don’t forget to appreciate those around you. Getting recognition is great, but giving it is pretty great too. I have started giving shout outs at the beginning of my monthly team meetings. It is a great way to start the meeting off on the right foot.
Have fun and smile! It takes way more energy to have a bad attitude. A simple smile can go a long way to make people feel comfortable. Coffee and a good attitude can get you through pretty much anything!
ON: What’s it like supporting teams across multiple time zones? Any secrets for keeping on top of requests from an office thousands of miles away?
NB: It is an exciting time to be a part of ESD! We are growing and developing our presence throughout the country, and I love supporting our teams in our Chicago, Dallas, and San Francisco offices, as well as remote employees in cities across the country (Portland, Denver, Charlotte, Minneapolis, and Reno). I find that it’s helpful that requests from offices in different time zones typically come at the end of their day, as I can work on them first thing when I get into the office and have the items waiting in their inboxes when they walk into their office the next day.
We have also started to utilize video conferencing and messaging platforms more. This helps to keep us better connected. We find that it’s important to make sure all offices feel included in different initiatives taking place. For example, last year we had a health and wellness week. We made sure that both Dallas and San Francisco were involved. We planned group seminars, healthy breakfast deliveries, smoothie sessions, and each office chose a workout or yoga class to attend in their city. It is important to still feel like one company, one team!
ON: Ninjas wear many different hats, but we’ve heard you’ve even worn a hard hat to help finish a project. How do you switch between such a variety of responsibilities and projects?
NB: A year or so ago, our Energy+Eco team was going through some personnel changes, so I jumped in to help manage the LEED certification process of a project in Madison, WI. It took some extra work to get familiar with the LEED process, documenting the credits correctly, and working with the multiple client contractors to get necessary information. It was hard, but I had some great guidance, and ultimately the project was a success. The project received LEED Silver certification. I learned a lot about client interface, project management, and most importantly, a key service that our Energy+Eco team provides. I feel I am more equipped to help promote and sell ESD when opportunities arise.
While helping to manage that project, I still had my other administrative duties and tasks that had to get done. To stay on top of it all, I would block out time before and after the monthly project meetings to prepare or recap items that were brought up that month. I found that getting items done immediately before and after the call ensured that they didn’t get missed. Blocking out specific times helped set expectations for other teams and colleagues regarding when I would be available to work on other items or tasks.
ON: You started out as an administrative assistant at ESD and were promoted to Office Manager. What was that transition like?
NB: My transition from administrative assistant to Office Manager has been exciting! I still have many of the same responsibilities to the original groups I supported, but I have added support of the Executive Chairman and supervisor of the admin/office services team to the list. I have tried to find balance in having a lot of people depending on me. I understand that there are times when I cannot do it all, and I credit my great admin/office services team for really supporting me and the tasks that I throw at them throughout this transition.
It is also amazing what a title change can do. When I came into the role, the CEO (my direct boss) changed the title to Office Manager to better describe the role and all it encompasses. With this new title, there have been a lot of new opportunities and requests that I think would have gone elsewhere previously.
I see the Office Manager role at ESD evolving. If you were to check in a year from now, I am sure there may be some new and exciting responsibilities added.
ON: We caught you in the middle of a big office move into the Willis Tower! What are your biggest takeaways from the process of changing locations (especially to such an iconic one)?
NB: There are so many components to managing an office move! It helps to have an awesome team working together to get everything done. Each member of the team can then focus on the 5, 10, or 50 tasks they are assigned, knowing that the others are doing their part to get theirs done.
It is important to provide constant communication to all employees on what is going on, what changes are being made, how certain decisions impact them, and how they will fit into the new space! We want to get people excited about the new improvements they will see (more outdoor light and views, a wellness room, Bevi machines on both floors, Willis Tower building amenities) and the basics of being in a new space, like updates to building safety, building access, and security. We are looking forward to being in one of the most iconic buildings, not only in Chicago, but the world, and see it as an opportunity to have a space we are proud to show off.
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Nicki, with you at the helm, we know the new space is going to come together perfectly!
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Congrats!! Well deserved!
Great job juggling the many responsibilities of office managing! Congratulations!
Congrats, Nicki! I love how you don’t back down from a challenge.
Congrats Nicki!
Congratulations Nikki! You’re exactly the kind of Office Manager I wish I had when I lived and worked in ChiTown! And let’s talk about moving into the Willis??!!!! WHOOOOT!!
I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Nicki at the first Office Ninja Adminling event I attended which Nicki co-hosted. Well-deserved Nicki! Congrats!
Great job Nicki! Well deserved and keep up the incredible ninja work.
Congratulations!!
Congratulations Nicki! You encompass what it means to truly be an Office Ninja All-Star. We couldn’t be more proud to award you travel credit so you can very well deserved vacation. Enjoy!
Congrats! Need more individuals like you :) Also loving the daily inspirational quote calendar!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!
Awesome!! Congrats, again!
What a superstar you are! Congratulations!
Way to go!
Congrats, Nicki! The fact that you’ve responded to all the comments above is an amazing indicator of your kind character and ninja-ness :) ESD is lucky to have you!
Congrats! I love the Pocket knife comment!
Congratulations, Nicki! I couldn’t agree more on being your own critic and pushing yourselve to not settle to make sure to make sure we are being provided the same opportunities as everyone else within our companies; this isn’t always easy to do but thanks for the reminder to go the distance!
Congratulations Nicki “Linchpin Pocketknife” Bartels!
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Congrats! I love your photo of Moose! he’s so cute! Thanks for the great tips in your interview!
I absolutely LOVE the daily calendar idea and seeing each new day as a fresh start. How inspiring. I plan to get one for my desk, as well!
Congrats!!
Way to go! Well deserved!
Office Ninjas, What a great program for Admin Professionals Week! Thank you! Well Done!
Congrats!
Such an awesome article. Congrats on the Office Ninja Award Nicki and looks like you are working for an amazing company who values your skill set and helps you develop others. Congrats!
You Rock GIRL!
Congrats on this awesome award!!
‘Nicki is a bit of a pocket knife’ LOL! All purpose vehicle :)
Loved the article, thank you!
Congratulations Nicki, I hope your move went smoothly!
Zero email inbox and to do lists ftw!
Woo hoo, congratulations!
Great to meet you at Catalyst Ranch, Nicki! Congrats!
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Thank you! Feeling very fortunate!
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Congrats! Another inspiring Ninja! Great job.
Thank you! Great to hear the positive feedback!
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:) I appreciate it!
Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Love what I do!
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Nicki, I enjoyed you article and learned a few things that I will be able to use in my office.
Congratulations on being and All Star Ninja!
Awesome! It is always great to pick up some new tips :) Thanks for the comment.
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Congrats Nicki! I love your “Be your own critic” motto. I agree that just because you recognize your talents and how well you do them doesn’t mean you don’t always look for ways to be better.
100%!! Always look to improve and keep learning! Thanks for the comment.
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Congrats to you Nicki! Well done and definitely a deserved WIN! YAY!
Thank you! I appreciate the positive feedback! :)
Congrats Nicki! Well deserved win!
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Congratulations! How exciting!
Thank you! So excited and appreciative!
Bravo Nicki! Thank you for your words of wisdom on balancing professional & personal life in treating them the same! “Setting boundaries and scheduling specific times for both… items on the calendar help push me out the door ..” I also have noticed and agree that getting involved with committees and social groups in work finds balance in some weird ( but genius) way!
Ha, right?! Getting involved seems like it would add more to the already full plate, but it is fulfilling, and fun way to find balance! Thanks for the comment.
“Don’t forget to appreciate those around you.”…I like that. I always try to thank my co-workers for their help because I just can’t do it all myself. We all work as a team and a little praise and appreciation goes a long way.
Definitely! It can be just as fulfilling to give recognition as it is to receive. Thanks for your comments!
Congratulations!!!
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Congrats, Nicki! Well deserved and make sure you take time for you!
Agreed! Balance and taking care of #1 is key! Thank you!
Definitely like the advice about the zero email inbox! Way to go Nicki!
It is a real-time to do list! Thanks for the comment :)
Congratulations Nicki! I appreciate the reminder that everyone needs and deserves recognition and to give it often and freely.
100%!! We can all find time to say thanks :) Thank you for your comment!
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Great work! Congrats Nicki!
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Great job and congrats!
Thank you!
Sound like you for sure deserve the Office Ninja Award.
I appreciate your kind words! Thank you!
Rock On Ninja Nicki!
You too!! Thank you!
Congrats, Nicki! Loved the Q&A’s and all the helpful hints!
Thank you! Always fun to share tips and tricks :)
Congrats! I LOVE the inspirational quote daily calendar!
Me too! Adds a little color and reflection to my day each morning! Thank you!
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Congratulations, Nicki! I’m also a zero-inbox advocate and enjoy seeing how others use the concept.
Awesome! Seems like people love it or hate it :) It works for me! Thanks for your comment.
Daaaang Girl!! Keep it up!
:) Thank you!!!
I’ve read this over more than once! How do you convince your boss that home is as important as work? I love my job, but my family shouldn’t have to compete off hours. That has been biggest challenge and one that actually cost me a great position.
Wow, thank you! I think the biggest thing is to communicate with your boss and come to a consensus of expectations. If something is urgent then maybe it is a text or phone call, but everything else that can wait until business hours is sent through email. It really depends on what works for you and your boss, but being clear on what you expect and also what they do is important! Thanks for the comment.
It speaks volumes that your co-workers do not to ever have to question your loyalty and dedication. Brava!
I agree! Trust is a key factor to success! Thank you for your comment!
Get it girl! You are inspiring. Congrats!!
Thank you! I appreciate your kind words :)
I love the comment on you being like a pocket knife. Sounds like you are the MacGyver of our profession
We all are! We carry 100 tricks up our sleeves to get things done! Thank you for your comment!
Way to go Ninja! Congratulations
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You truly deserve the OfficeNinja All-Star! You have some great accomplishments under your belt and still sound very humble! A lot of your words are also inspirational to fellow OfficeNinjas! Congratulations on your new role —Office Manager and All-Star!
Thank you! Somehow I need to sneak the All-Star title onto my business card :) I appreciate your kind words!
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Awesome Nicki! Congrats!
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I agree about taking a lap around the office – it does wonders :D
Clears your head and earns some steps :) Thanks for your comment!
I’ve used the zero email inbox strategy for years! It makes my life so much easier. Congratulations!
Agreed! Keep it up! I appreciate your comments!
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Congratulations Nicki! Love that a fellow Chicagoan has won this award!
Thank you!! Chicago has some pretty great OfficeNinjas :)
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Great article and feature!
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Congratulations, Nicki! It sounds like you truly deserve, and earned, this honor today. And kudos to your office for recognizing it. Good luck with your office move.
The nominations were amazing, my team is awesome! The move was good! Thank you for the comments.
Awesome! Congrats!
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Congrats, Nicki! You deserve it!
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I love life with a zero inbox!
Agreed! Always a test to see if I can get there by end of day…week…month! Thanks for the comment.
Way to go Nicki on the recognition, kudos on recognizing your team members accomplishments and best wishes on the move!
Thank you! The move went great! Thanks for the well wishes!
Congrats Nicki!! You are amazing!!!!
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Well deserved, Nicki!
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Congrats, Nicki! I am also a big fan of Inbox Zero. Even though, as Admins we are so very task-oriented, checking off our list of to-dos, the work is never exactly “done”. That clean empty Inbox at the end of the day makes me feel pretty triumphant. So glad you got the recognition for your hard work :)
Agreed! Getting things done is an amazing feeling! Thanks for your comments!
Congratulations!! #officeninjasrock
Thank you! And I agree #OfficeNinjasRock
Well done Nicki! I find your story inspiring and it sounds like you’re a real go-getter and are aiming high and reaching goals. Congrats and well deserved.
Always striving to do and be better! Thanks for your kind words!
Congratulations Nicki!
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Congratulations! Love that photo of Moose!
Thank you!! Moose is the cutest!!
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Wow, congrats, Nicki! You make it look effortless.
Thank you! That’s the goal right, go crazy on the inside, but keep it cool on the outside! Being organized helps :)
Congrats. Great tips.
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Congratulations! What an awesome job and team you have!
Thank you! My team is amazing!
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Congratulations on your win!
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CONGRATULATIONS WINNER! <3
Thank you! ;)
Congrats! I hope the move goes smoothly!
Thank you! It just happened last week! We are getting settled in and things are going well :)
Way to go Nicki!
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Congratulations, Nicki! I need to heed your words about “not being afraid to take on new tasks and roles and always asking questions and getting involved. Thank you for sharing and keep going!
Thank you! Getting involved can be scary but fulfilling! Don’t be afraid to say YES! Thanks for your comment!
Congrats! Awesome job!
Thank you!
Nothing says outstanding company culture better than this statement: “I am successful because of those who surround me.”
Agreed! It’s the people who count and make it all worth while! Thanks for your comment!
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Congrats, Ninja-Nicki! You earned it!
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words!
Congratulations, Nicki! You rock!
Thank you :)
Congratulations! I too have just taken on the role of Office Manager at our office so you are definitely my inspiration that I can do this! Good luck to you on your move!
You can do it!! The move went well and we are settling in to the new space! Good luck in your new role. Thanks for your comment :)
Congratulations on being a Ninja AllStar.
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