Receptionist / Front Office Administrator

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morgan hunter companiesKansas City (MO)

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Job Description: A professional services organization in the Kansas City area is seeking a Temporary Receptionist / Front Office Administrator to support daily front office operations. This role serves as the first point of contact for clients, visitors, and internal teams and requires a polished, friendly presence along with strong organizational skills. This opportunity is ideal for someone who thrives in a fast-paced office environment, enjoys being client-facing, and can balance reception duties with general administrative support.
Responsibilities: Greet and assist clients, visitors, and vendors in a professional and welcoming mannerAnswer and route incoming phone calls and respond to general inquiriesManage meeting room schedules and visitor logisticsCoordinate food orders and light catering for meetings as neededHandle incoming and outgoing mail and packagesMaintain a clean, organized, and client-ready front office and shared spacesSupport basic administrative tasks and office coordination as neededAssist with general office operations to ensure a smooth daily workflowQualificationsPrior receptionist or front desk experience in a professional office settingStrong communication, customer service, and interpersonal skillsPolished, professional, and approachable demeanorAbility to multitask and stay organized in a higher-volume environmentComfortable using Microsoft Outlook and general office technologyReliable, proactive, and team-orientedMH456

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