Receptionist / Adminstrative Assistant (Remote)
link up overseasDenver (CO)
Receptionist / Adminstrative Assistant (Remote)
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link up overseasDenver (CO)
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Junior
About the role
Receptionist / Administrative Assistant (Remote) Albany, New York, United StatesWe have a great work environment, advancement opportunities and benefits. This is a great opportunity to further your professional career. We promote growth from within and offer financial assistance for employees who want to pursue becoming a licensed insurance agent/broker. Traits that we value in a candidate include: Great people skillsStrong work ethicProfessional and friendly customer serviceDependabilityDuties Include: Greet and direct clientsAnswer phone calls and route to appropriate personSort, screen, scan, and distribute mailMaintain computer filesProvide general office support for various departmentsData entry, file, fax and copyTrack, order, and maintain office suppliesOther duties as assignedRequired Qualifications: Detail oriented with good organizational skillsAbility to multi-task in busy environmentGood verbal and written communication skillsAbility to maintain confidentiality and interface with all levels of personnelComputer proficient, including Microsoft Outlook, Word, and ExcelTeam PlayerOur full-time employees work 37.5 hours a week and we offer a great benefits package, including a Profit Sharing Plan that we contribute 10.5% of your salary toward your retirement.
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