Office Assistant/Receptionist

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jobsultant solutionsIllinois City (IL)
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and ExecutiveOffice Administrative Services

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About the role

Office Assistant/Receptionist We are looking for a competent office assistant/receptionist to assist in the organization and running of the daily administrative operations of the company. Answering the company telephone at all times. Ideally working from home and office. This candidate must be hardworking, professional and able to perform a variety of office support tasks and work diligently. This person will be comfortable working with a high degree of attention to detail and discretion, as well as incorporating new and effective ways to achieve better results.ResponsibilitiesOrganize the office and assist associates in a manner that optimizes procedures. Sort and distribute communications in a timely manner. Create and maintain records ensuring accuracy and validity of information. Schedule and plan meetings and appointments. Monitor supply levels and manage supply shortages. Resolve office operational issues and respond to requests or problems. Coordinate with other departments to ensure compliance with established policies. Maintain trusting relationships with vendors, customers, and colleagues. Answer the office phone.SkillsProven experience as a back-office assistant, office assistant, or in another relevant administrative role. Basic computer skills. Working knowledge of office equipment. Thorough knowledge of office management procedures. Excellent organizational and time management skills. Analytical skills and problem solving skills.

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