Administrative Assistant $18–$28 Hour
jobfairgiantcomDetroit (MI)
Administrative Assistant $18–$28 Hour
Posted today
jobfairgiantcomDetroit (MI)
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and ExecutiveTemporary Help Services
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Virtual recruiting interviews are available this week. JobFairGiant.com is recruiting Administrative Assistants for Metro Detroit employers with current openings. We are seeking organized candidates who can help offices operate efficiently and provide professional support to customers, employees, and management. Related opportunities may include receptionist, office assistant, data-entry clerk, scheduling coordinator, office coordinator, and customer-service representative. Responsibilities may include: Answering and directing telephone calls Responding to emails and general inquiries Scheduling appointments, meetings, and interviews Entering and updating information in databases Preparing letters, spreadsheets, reports, and forms Organizing electronic and paper records Greeting customers, visitors, and employees Ordering supplies and supporting daily office operations Handling sensitive information professionally Employers are looking for candidates who: Are organized, dependable, and attentive to details Communicate professionally in writing and conversation Can manage several assignments and meet deadlines Have basic typing, email, and computer skills Can provide professional customer service Experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Google Workspace, scheduling software, or office equipment is helpful. Entry-level candidates with strong transferable skills are also encouraged to apply. Full-time and part-time opportunities may be available. Compensation, schedules, benefits, locations, and experience requirements vary by employer. Apply today and upload your current résumé. Qualified candidates may be invited to complete a virtual recruiting interview this week.
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