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The Receptionist at Acrisure is the first point of contact for the company, responsible for creating a welcoming and professional environment. Duties include managing the front desk, welcoming visitors, answering calls, providing administrative support, and assisting with office events and activities.
The Receptionist at Bell Partners will assist in community tasks, coordinate vendor and resident interactions, manage records, and support daily operations. Responsibilities include office organization, greeting guests, handling communications, and addressing resident concerns to enhance the prospect experience.
The Front Desk Receptionist Supervisor leads the Care Facilitators in providing excellent customer service, ensuring efficient patient check-in, managing scheduling, and maintaining a welcoming environment. This role involves troubleshooting issues, training staff, handling patient data accurately, and supporting the overall patient experience at the center.
The Receptionist provides vital administrative support to the Liberty Team, focusing on scheduling client meetings, preparing reports, and maintaining client information. This role involves significant client interaction, routine correspondence, and project assistance, all while maintaining confidentiality and a high standard of work amid frequent interruptions.
The Receptionist will represent the firm by greeting and assisting clients and the public, handling telephone calls, managing mail and supplies, and performing general office duties to ensure a professional front for the organization.
As a General Office Assistant at Assurant Recovery Solutions, you will provide comprehensive administrative support at the Bothell, Washington site. Responsibilities include mail retrieval, procurement activities, and supporting special projects. High School diploma or GED required with at least 1 year of office experience using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook. Reliable transportation for daily mail retrieval is essential.
The Receptionist at WM Partners greets visitors, manages phone lines, maintains the reception area, coordinates mail, provides administrative support, manages visitor records, assists in scheduling, and oversees office supplies. The role requires strong communication and organizational skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite.
As a Receptionist at Gensler, you will maintain the reception area, answer phone calls, welcome clients, assist with meetings, and perform office opening and closing procedures.
The Receptionist will support the Office Services Department by managing guest interactions, answering calls, maintaining security protocols, managing conference room schedules, and assisting with hospitality and administrative tasks. The role requires a professional demeanor and strong communication skills in a fast-paced environment.
The Receptionist will greet visitors, answer phone calls, manage office supplies, assist with events, maintain records, support interior design projects, manage social media, and perform general administrative tasks in a professional office environment.
As a Receptionist, you'll be the first point of contact at Aitheras, greeting visitors and assisting them with their needs. Responsibilities include managing calls and emails, handling mail and office supplies, and maintaining an organized filing system.
The Receptionist at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games is the first point of contact for guests, responsible for welcoming visitors, answering phone calls, managing messages, and performing clerical duties. They ensure guest satisfaction and maintain a clean and secure reception area while working as part of a team.
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