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Part-Time Receptionist role at IMO Health's Rosemont HQ office, responsible for creating positive first impressions, greeting visitors, managing phone and email communications, providing administrative support, handling mail and packages, maintaining office space, and offering excellent customer service. Requires high school diploma, receptionist experience, communication skills, Microsoft Office proficiency, organization, and team collaboration. Part-time schedule on Tuesday to Thursday with competitive hourly wage.
The Office Coordinator/Receptionist manages daily administrative tasks and coordinates office activities while providing support to employees. The role requires excellent communication skills, organization, and the ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
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As a Receptionist, you'll manage the main reception area, greet visitors, and provide administrative support. Responsibilities include answering calls, coordinating mail, assisting with office activities, and maintaining reception appearance. You'll serve as the first contact for facilities-related issues and help with various projects.
The Receptionist greets and directs clients and visitors, manages phone calls, ensures the functionality of the reception area, coordinates conference room use and visitor badges, and assists with basic technical support while maintaining confidentiality and security protocols.
The DME Receptionist is responsible for managing incoming calls, nurturing client relationships, taking orders, entering data into the company database, addressing client concerns, and ensuring all necessary documentation is completed. The role requires bilingual communication skills in English and Spanish, professionalism, and a positive demeanor.
The Receptionist is responsible for providing exceptional service as the first point of contact for clients and visitors, answering calls, managing conference room scheduling, and supporting various departments with their needs. This role emphasizes professionalism and superior communication skills.
The Business Operations Specialist will provide administrative support across various functions, assist in HR onboarding, coordinate training schedules and materials, offer marketing support for events, and prepare professional presentations for the company.
The Receptionist will support the Office Services Department by managing reception tasks, welcoming guests, answering calls, issuing key cards, managing conference room schedules, and performing administrative duties. The role requires professionalism, superior communication skills, and the ability to handle multiple priorities.
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The Receptionist at World Insurance Associates manages incoming calls, distributes mail, maintains inventory of office supplies, and performs general administrative duties to support the office functions efficiently.
As a Receptionist, you will be the face of our dealership, responsible for welcoming guests, answering phone calls, and providing clerical support. Duties include managing communication, assisting with administrative tasks, and coordinating with staff and vendors.
The Receptionist at World Insurance Associates manages incoming calls, distributes mail, maintains office supplies, and performs various administrative duties to support the office operations. Responsibilities include customer service, multi-tasking in a fast-paced environment, and handling confidential information with integrity.
The Receptionist will manage front desk operations, including client communication, greeting guests, and handling administrative tasks. Key responsibilities include ensuring client information is accurately recorded, communicating effectively through various channels, and supporting tax return compilation.
The Receptionist is responsible for managing the reception desk, greeting visitors, answering calls on a multi-line phone system, and providing general clerical support to staff and clients. Additional tasks may include communicating job-related issues and managing sensitive information.
The Receptionist will answer incoming calls on a multi-line phone system, greet clients and visitors, provide assistance to staff and guests, communicate job-related issues with management, and handle additional projects, including sensitive documents.
The Receptionist is responsible for greeting visitors, answering calls on a multi-line phone system, providing clerical support, and handling sensitive documents. They ensure a high level of service to staff and clients, notify employees of visitors, and communicate job-related issues to managers.
The receptionist will greet clients, gather preliminary information, manage phone inquiries, handle correspondence, maintain office supplies, and assist attorneys and staff with clerical tasks. Strong organizational and communication skills are essential.
The Receptionist will greet clients, provide initial information about the firm's services, and collect preliminary information from new clients. Responsibilities include responding to calls, handling correspondence, maintaining office supplies, and assisting attorneys and other staff with clerical duties.
The Receptionist/Administrative Assistant will support executive needs through a variety of administrative tasks, including managing schedules, facilitating meetings, maintaining correspondence, assisting with events, and coordinating travel arrangements. This role requires effective communication and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders to ensure smooth operations of the executive suite.
The Receptionist/Office Assistant will support office operations at Kaftan Communities, acting as the first point of contact for visitors and handling calls. Responsibilities include managing mail, supplies, and correspondence while maintaining a clean office environment and assisting with various administrative tasks.
The Receptionist will greet and assist visitors of the organization, answer phone calls and emails, manage office correspondence, and maintain organized records and supplies. They will deliver a professional first impression and multitask effectively in a busy environment.
The Receptionist at Carnegie Mellon University will perform general office and clerical tasks, manage calendars, assist with inventory and event coordination, and support travel arrangements. The role involves strong communication and organizational skills to interact with a diverse range of internal and external stakeholders.
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The Receptionist is responsible for front office operations such as greeting visitors, answering phone calls, sorting mail, managing petty cash, and assisting with client inquiries and company events. The role involves administrative support and maintaining office supplies and equipment.
The Receptionist at Moveworks is responsible for greeting guests, coordinating with the admin team, managing mail, ensuring office maintenance, and assisting with event planning. They will foster a positive environment and provide high-level customer service to visitors and employees while maintaining office cleanliness and supply inventory.
The Executive Assistant/Receptionist at Kontoor Brands provides administrative support to executives, manages calendars, schedules meetings, coordinates travel, handles incoming communications, and performs office reception duties. This role requires excellent organizational and communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to multitask in a fast-paced environment.
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The Receptionist at AppLovin acts as the first point of contact, providing exceptional customer service, managing guest inquiries, overseeing guest management systems, and assisting employees with various requests. The role includes handling mail, scheduling meetings, maintaining office security, ordering supplies, and coordinating events.
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