Receptionist - Franchise Location

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hr blockDearborn (MI)

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About the role

Seasonal Client Service Professional/Receptionist Helping others is what we do best here, which means you will get to see the impact of your work firsthand. As you inspire people to make confident, informed decisions about their lives, careers, and money, you will build client relationships that will grow stronger each year. Joining H&R Block 1 as a seasonal Client Service Professional/Receptionist means you'll focus on how to wow clients now and in the future. What You'll Bring to the
Team: Answer phones and greet clients in a personalized, friendly, and inviting manner Match clients with the best-suited tax professional for their needs Schedule clients how they would like to be scheduled Help to ensure all clients needs have been met during service both in person, over the phone or virtually Maintain office cleanliness and organization of resources with team members Other duties as assigned Your Expertise: Experience working in a fast-paced environment Previous experience in a customer service environment Ability to multi-task Strong organizational and time-management skills Computer proficient with the ability to use Microsoft Office
Preferred Qualifications: High school diploma or equivalent Ability to work flexible schedule and/or in multiple locations Sales/marketing experience 1 This office is an independently owned and operated franchise office operating under an agreement with H&R Block. Franchisees make their own hiring decisions and any questions regarding employment at this office should be made directly to the franchisee. The following information has been provided by the franchisee operating the franchise office that has posted this position and has not been endorsed or validated by H&R Block. All questions should be made directly to the franchisee.

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