Data Entry Princeton WV
Posted 4 days ago
vp managementPrinceton (WV)
Data Entry KeyersDocument Preparation Services
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Data Entry Clerk Princeton WvThis is an entry level position working in a high paced environment with growth potential.Create spreadsheets to track important information.Transfer data from hard copy to a digital database.Maintain & update customer information in a database.Organize existing data in a spreadsheet.Verify outdated data and make any necessary changes to records.Desired SkillsTyping speed and accuracyVerbal and written communication skillsTime management.Attention to detail.Ability to research and collect data.Understanding of basic software.Self-motivation.Basic computer knowledge and to be proficient in Microsoft suiteTranscribes source data into the required electronic format.Transfers information from paper formats into computer files using keyboards, data recorders, or optical scanners.Verifies integrity of data by comparing it to source documents.Reviews data for errors, missing pages, or missing information and resolves any discrepancies.Maintains a filing system and protects confidential customer information.Performs regular backups to ensure data preservation.Responds to requests to retrieve data from the database or electronic filing system.Uses basic office equipment (photocopy machine, facsimile machine, etc.)Maintains a satisfactory level of quality and productivity per department standards.Completes additional assigned tasks as required.Education and Experience Requirements:High school diploma or GED certificate1-3 years of experience in data entry or equivalent trainingAbility to type a minimum of 60-90 WPMExperience with Microsoft Office (Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word)Health Insurance Benefit Package
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