Front Desk Receptionist

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velocity flexBrookshire (TX)
Receptionists and Information ClerksOffice Administrative Services

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Junior

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$21.63 per hour

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About the role

NOW HIRING: Chief of First Impressions Professional smile? ✔️ Organized? ✔️ Can answer a phone, greet a visitor AND keep the front office from falling apart? We need to talk.Administrative Receptionist | Brookshire, TX2 Positions Available | Temp-to-Hire | Targeted Pay: $45,000Some people answer phones. Some people set the tone for the entire office.Velocity Flex is looking for two polished, professional, and genuinely personable Administrative Receptionists who know how to make a great first impression - whether it's welcoming a visitor, answering a call, helping coordinate the office, or simply making sure things run the way they should.What you'll own:Be the first point of contact for visitors and incoming callsManage visitor check-in, badges and recordsSupport meetings, travel arrangements and company activitiesHelp keep office supplies and day-to-day operations organizedCoordinate with vendors and internal teamsHandle confidential information with professionalism and discretionWhat we're looking for:2+ years of professional receptionist experience, strong communication and organizational skills, confidence working with different levels of an organization, and proficiency with Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint.If you're the person who remembers names, notices the details, stays two steps ahead, and can make someone feel welcome the minute they walk through the door - we want to meet you.Brookshire, TX | On-Site | Temp-to-Hire Targeted Pay: $45,000 / approximately $21.63 per hour.Contact Velocity Flex @ 713-532-9349 or send your resume to: VFXresumes@velocityflex.com#NowHiring #BrookshireTX #AdministrativeJobs #ReceptionistJobs #HoustonJobs #VelocityFlex #DirectorOfFirstImpressions #WeWantYou

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