Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Secretaries Undeterred by AI, Celebrate 40th Anniversary
Imagine a group called IASAP, like a club for secretaries, celebrated 40 years of helping people in their jobs.
They talked about how some people think computers called AI might replace secretaries.
But the secretaries said, 'No way!'
They believe their jobs are still important because they have a special human touch that computers don't.
They are good at understanding what companies need and keeping everything organized.
They've seen lots of changes, from typewriters to smartphones, and they keep learning new skills.
It's all about being helpful and knowing what's going on, just like a super-organized assistant.
IASAP celebrated its 40th anniversary on Sunday in West Bengal.
The event highlighted the evolving role of secretaries in the face of technological advancements.
Members emphasized the importance of human interaction and understanding in their profession.
IASAP was established in 1985 to guide secretaries and administrative professionals.
Over 1,600 members are part of the association.
- Who
- The Indian Association of Secretaries and Administrative Professionals (IASAP)
- What
- Celebrated its 40th anniversary.
- When
- Sunday
- Where
- West Bengal
- Why
- To mark the 40th year of guiding secretaries and administrative professionals.
- Organization
- IASAP (Indian Association of Secretaries and Administrative Professionals)
- Event
- IASAP's 40th Anniversary Celebration
- Location
- West Bengal
- Year Founded
- 1985
- Membership
- Over 1,600