Receptionist
Posted 6 days ago
house of sassoonMcLean (VA)
Receptionists and Information ClerksBeauty Salons
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About the role
ReceptionistMcLean, VASassoon Salon offers the perfect experience in beautifully cut and colored hair. Our talented team of experts will create a personalized look to suit your individuality, features and hair texture with perfectly blended colors to complement your skin tone.With an unparalleled system of continuous training, Sassoon continues to deliver the very best in hair. The release of two seasonal collections each year ensures that our teams are trained to the highest standards with the latest techniques and product knowledge to deliver a quality of work that is synonymous with excellence.Responsibilities for ReceptionistAnswer and direct phone calls in a polite and friendly mannerWelcome clients and visitors in a warm and friendly manner, and answer any questions they haveMaintain reception area and all common areas in a clean and tidy manner at all timesOperate standard office equipment on a regular basisReceive deliveries; sort and distribute incoming mailTake inventory of supplies and restock as neededMaintain the general office filing systemQualifications for Receptionist2-3 years of relevant experience in an office environment is a plusProficient in Microsoft OfficeStrong phone skillsDemonstrated ability to read, write, and speak EnglishComfortable multi-tasking and prioritizing tasks without guidanceExcellent interpersonal skillsPunctual with strong attendance history
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