Spanish Speaking -Front Desk Receptionist

Posted 19 days ago

garces grabler lebrocqTrenton (NJ)
Receptionists and Information ClerksOffice Administrative Services

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Front Office Receptionist We're seeking professional and friendly Front Office Receptionists, better known as GGL Ambassadors- to join our team! This TEMP ROLE will be PART TIME position to start but will lead to FULL-TIME hours. Ideal candidates will be the first point of contact for visitors, clients, and fellow team members, managing the front desk providing exceptional customer service. You'll ensure a positive experience and smooth operations of office operations for everyone who walks in the door! Hours to start: Monday- Friday 2-6pm. What You'll Do Greet visitors and direct them to the appropriate person or destination. Answer, screen, and forward incoming phone calls, providing general information as needed. Maintain a clean and welcoming reception area, providing excellent customer service with professionalism and courtesy. Review emails for new client leads and create intake in our case management system (Smart Advocate). Handle new client intakes both via phone calls and in person. Create intake in our CMS and assign accordingly. Assist with mail distribution for incoming and outgoing packages, as needed. Ensure the smooth running of daily office functions. What You Bring Bilingual fluency in Spanish & English (required). 1+ year of experience in a receptionist or customer service role, preferred. Stellar communication skills and active listening ability. Organizational superpowers and laser-sharp attention to detail. Tech-savvyproficient with office software (Microsoft Office Suite, Google Workspace, etc.). Professional presence and a people-first mindset. Ability to adapt quickly and juggle multiple priorities with grace.

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