Receptionist

Posted 2 days ago

aa2itLos Angeles (CA)

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$23.00 per hour

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About the role

Receptionist
Pay Rate: $23.00/HR Hours: M-F 8-5pm In Person Location: 10100 Santa Monica, S, Los Angeles CA Assignment Duration: 3 months, coverage role. Could extend. Resource's typical working day: Conference services Greeting guests Answering telephone Directing phone calls Booking conference rooms, in a system for the client Setting meetings upBeverage service Setting up catering Parking validations Could be backing up the mail room Must Have Skills: Experience in an office setting A couple of years in a receptionist Client is very detail oriented Attention to detail White glove service Multitasking, calm under pressure Nice to have skills: Mail room experience
Years of Experience: Few years of receptionist experience
Education: High School Diploma
Software skills: Needs to be able to learn systems- conference booking system A lot of email MS Office Suite
Interview Process: Zoom CallKindly share resume with answers: Q1: How many years of exp in Commercial Real Estate/ Enterprise as receptionistQ2: How many years of exp in A-Booking conference rooms in a system for the client, B- Beverage service C-Setting up catering D-Parking validations E-Could be backing up the mail roomQ3: How far you live from and how will you commute daily 10100 Santa Monica, S, Los Angeles CAQ4: For submission; kindly share your MM/DD of Birth

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