Administrative Assistant

Posted 3 days ago

woods durham charteredClay Center (KS)

Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive Office Administrative Services

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About the role

This is a position that was last advertised for, nearly 38 years ago! It's a great opportunity to work for a professional and well-respected firm in the Clay Center community. Come join the team and help us provide great customer service while having fun!

Role Description: The Office Administrative Assistant role provides support functions to others in our organization, with daily office tasks to ensure efficient operations. The ability to multi-task, prioritize and manage time is essential. Attention to detail, proactive outlook and willingness to learn are musts.

Duties and responsibilities: · Answer phones and greet clients· Assemble various tax returns· Type letters and reports· Edit and format documents· Ensure client records are up to date· Provide support for accounting staff· Other general administrative duties

Job Requirements: · Exceptional customer service· Proficient in Microsoft Office and Adobe· Prepare, organize and store information in digital format· Professional appearance· Excellent verbal and written communication· Team mentality and positive can-do attitude· Basic math and organization skills This full-time position offers competitive pay, commensurate with experience, and a generous benefit package. Previous payroll, data entry and / or professional office environment experience are pluses, but not required. Additional job details, including benefit package information, are available upon request. Please send resume for consideration with references to: Jayson Hood, 619 Lincoln Avenue, Clay Center, KS 67432 or E-mail jch@woodsanddurham.com

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