Office Administrator
$104,000 - $130,000 per year
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Posted 13 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$104,000 - $130,000 per year
About the role
- Human Resources – In close collaboration with and supported by the Firm’s Human Resources team: Communicate and enforce policies and procedures
- Conduct interviews and make recommendations on the selection of employees
- Initiate new employee intake process, employee status change requests, and exiting employee process
- Conduct New Hire onboarding including orientation and training of Firm systems and processes
- Coordinate Employee Benefits issues with Human Resources
- Optimize planning and utilization of office resources to efficiently and effectively meet office needs
- Coordinate and provide feedback on annual business service professionals evaluations and compensation
- Provide clear expectations of employees under their leadership, including assessing training needs and facilitating development opportunities
- Actively manage employee performance, identify and document performance issues to resolve through counseling, performance improvement plans, and other resources within the Firm
- Champion positive and engaging work environment and motivation
- Financial Management and Budgeting
- Prepare and monitor office budget, making recommendations for cost efficiencies, capital expenditures, and operational needs
- Regularly review and analyze monthly financial reports, working closely with OMS to address profitability and attorney productivity issues
- Review and approve invoices and expenses for the office
- Build and maintain vendor relationships: negotiation of rates; prompt approval and processing of payments; resolution of billing discrepancies; oversight of office supplies and services being provided
- Responsible for administration of the office checking account, Firm credit card, and attorney trust account
- Marketing and Event Planning
- Work closely with the OMS to plan and coordinate local marketing events including briefings, roundtables and seminars
- Assist shareholders with enhancing the Firm’s visibility and image in the local market and throughout the Firm
- Bachelors degree and 4+ years of Office Management, Human Resources experience, or 6+ years combination of experience and education
- Prior law firm experience is preferred
- Candidates must be professional, and have experience in managing others, including directing workload, performance management, training, event planning, staffing and recruitment
- Experience in managing remote staff
- Proficient in all Microsoft applications, including, but not limited to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Document
- Management System, expense and billing systems
- Analytical and problem solving skills
- Ability to proactively focus on and anticipate needs
- Display emotional intelligence
- Dependable – quickly becomes the ‘go-to’ person
- Strong leadership qualities - able to lead and manage others
- Ability to act in a position of trust, both as to attorneys and business service professionals
- Consistently deliver excellent client service both internally and externally
- Responsive-responds to inquiries and provides feedback in a timely manner
- Highly organized and self-directed – able to juggle several projects and offices at one time
- Ability to work collaboratively, while also encouraging and motivating others
- Ability to lead independently, exercising good judgment in potentially difficult situations
- Capacity to maintain effective working relationships with all levels of Firm personnel and diverse groups of people
- Excellent oral and written communication skills are essential
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