I work part-time as a comms assistant in a large public org. My job description states that I'm focused on external comms, not admin. A senior leader (not my boss) recently asked me to walk 10 minutes to his office just to put a PowerPoint on a USB. That's it. Literally put a deck on a USB stick! There are several staff who report to him nearby, plus about five dedicated admin staff in our section, but he asked me instead. In 2025, I consider putting a PowerPoint on a USB a very basic digital skill, and asking for help with this is pretty patronising. I've noticed the culture here is a bit old-school, where "being helpful" is equated with being valuable, but I don’t helpfulness should mean absorbing work that others can’t be bothered learning or find inconvenient. What do you think? AITA?