Receptionist
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arbor companyWarrington (PA)
Receptionists and Information ClerksTelephone Answering Services
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
Join The Arbor CompanyAre you ready to love your job again? Join The Arbor Company and discover a work family where you are treated with respect. We are recognized by our team members as a Great Place To Work and we are honored to be one of only 20 companies on Fortune Magazine's "Best Workplaces in Aging Services" list.Arbor People feel the love every day because we provide:Free Meal for Each Work ShiftEmployee Assistance Program – Wellness Resources for You and Your FamilyCompetitive Pay RatesPaid Time Off for Full Time and Part Time Staff, Plus the Ability to Turn Your PTO Into CashOptions To Get Paid on Your Own ScheduleCertified Great Place to WorkPathways For Growth OpportunitiesDiversity, Equity and Inclusion TrainingTuition AssistanceStudent Loan Repayment AssistanceAccess To Emergency Financial AssistanceAccess To Health, Dental, Vision Insurance401K with Employer Matching ContributionsWe are currently looking to fill our 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM, every other weekend shift.As a Front Desk Receptionist at The Arbor Company, your work matters. Here's why:You greet and assist visitors and residents in a welcoming and helpful way.You answer phone calls with a smile and make timely and courteous connections to other staff members while answering questions knowledgeably.You own the welcome experience into the community, including keeping the front desk and lobby area organized.You'll be great on this team because you have:High school diploma or equivalentPrevious experience as an office assistant or receptionist is a plusOur people and our residents are at the center of our universe. We can't wait to meet you!
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