Receptionist I - Part-Time
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rb globalSouth Vienna (OH)
Receptionists and Information ClerksOffice Administrative Services
SENIORITY
Entry
SALARY
$16.04
About the role
Part-Time ReceptionistThe Part-Time Receptionist is responsible for performing clerical tasks within an office setting to support daily operations. The duties include answering and transferring phone calls to employees, directing customers accordingly to various departments as requested. The Receptionist will provide a wide variety of support.ResponsibilitiesAnswer and direct incoming calls accordingly to various departments.Assist staff and on-site visitors with check-in and procedures and direct accordinglyEnsure that superior customer service is always delivered to all customers, internal and externalAssist and provide support to the Mailroom as neededProvide additional administrative support as needed for on-site meetings and conferencesPerform various duties as assignedWork within a team and maintain an open line of communicationSupport of the security team as requiredOrder and stock office supplies, as neededQualificationsPrevious work experience (2 years) where you worked in-person with customersHigh school diploma or equivalent education.Experience using computers, and able to learn to use new technology and softwareA commitment to providing fantastic customer serviceAble to work well and maintain a positive attitude in high-pressure situationsA full-time, in office positionA friendly, outgoing, patient personalityJob InfoJob Identification 11251Posting Date 08/31/2026, 02:29 PMLocations 200 Ritchie Dr, South Vienna, OH, 45369, US (On-site)Degree Level No Formal EducationJob Schedule Part timeMinimum Salary $16.04Maximum Salary $20.06
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