Donald Trump's Aide
Earlier this week, Donald Trump's assistants were in the news; this time, Trump's aide is making headlines.
When you're an assistant to a high-profile politician in Washington DC or a high-net-worth individual in New York City, the job comes with additional pitfalls beyond what you'd encounter while working for a celebrity in Hollywood.
Personal assistants and aides are sometimes asked to walk a thin line when it comes to ethics and morality, and sometimes the aides make choices that are less than ideal. Those choices can have consequences for the PAs and aides that serve their employers.
When you're an assistant to a high-profile politician in Washington DC or a high-net-worth individual in New York City, the job comes with additional pitfalls beyond what you'd encounter while working for a celebrity in Hollywood.
Personal assistants and aides are sometimes asked to walk a thin line when it comes to ethics and morality, and sometimes the aides make choices that are less than ideal. Those choices can have consequences for the PAs and aides that serve their employers.
What happened with Donald Trump and his aide?
The U.S. government is investigating the actions of Trump's aide, Peter Navarro, in relation to the election. As things stand today, the former president's Chief of Staff is in the clear, but Navarro isn't.
Bottom line: If you are a personal assistant or aide and your employer asks you to do something that could have professional or legal consequences, the best thing to do is say no. The consequences for an aide's actions can be far-reaching and long-lasting. Don't take chances when it comes to your professional career.
Bottom line: If you are a personal assistant or aide and your employer asks you to do something that could have professional or legal consequences, the best thing to do is say no. The consequences for an aide's actions can be far-reaching and long-lasting. Don't take chances when it comes to your professional career.
