duties&responsibilities of receptionist?
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im a receptionist, and all you really do is what people tell you to do.
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Lock the entrance at the close of business; make sure all food is properly stored or disposed of; balance the register and secure deposit; clear tables and clean dishes; make sure all appliances are turned off; clean grills and other appliances; attend to fryers, if applicable; clean tables; vacuum carpets; mop hard floors; take trash out.......sometimes also cleaning bathrooms...it depends on the restaurant.  Set alarms, if applicable,  and lock up when you leave.  There may be other tasks, depending on the type of restaurant and the management.
77444
doing work around the house\nchecking email to see who to write to\nsleeping
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Your question means that you want to write a cover letter for someone else, a receptionist.\n\nIf you mean how do you write a cover letter to apply to become a receptionist...\n\nDate\n\nName of Company Hiring\nAddress\nCity, State  Zip\n\nTo Whom It May Concern (or name of person hiring):\n\nI am writing concerning the position listed in the (Name of Newspaper or Where ever You Got the Ad From) for a receptionist.\n\nPlease find my resume enclosed.\n\nI look forward to an interview with you at your earliest convenience.  I may be reached at 777-777-7777.  \n\nCordially,\n\n\n\nYour Name\n                         -----------------\nBe sure that your cover letter and resume are complete and that there are no spelling errors.  There are templates for resumes in most word processing programs now or go on line and google resume.
1081562
generally look after the customer needs \nbut it depends on what kind of company your working at
686828
office assistant\nsidekick\ncoffee fetcher\ngopher (go for this...)
224267
Do you mean questions from customers & clients?  If so, expect everything, even things you wouldn't imagine.  I kid you not, these questions are all over the map!\n\n--Can I bring my dog to the ceremony?\n--Can the favorite motorcycle be at the head table?\n--Where can we "park" the carriage horses while we dance?\n--Can you find that Swiss wine my Aunt Jill served 2yrs ago\n--Can you arrange a minister in the banquet hall?\n--Will you install a pool table for our bash?\n--Is there a babysitter for the children?\n--Can we have sandboxes for the kids birthday party?\n--and so on, etc., and jada, jada, jada!!!
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Jennifer Smith, the new receptionist, starts work today
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what is your goal?  Is this a part time job or a full time job and you are looking for a career?\n\nThe most important thing to do as a receptionist is to get information as accurate as possible.  As a receptionist, you will be working with people.  Be polite, attentive and get information accurately while working with people.  Smile - be positive, your demeanor can help cheer up what may sometimes be a stressful situation for others.\n\nGood luck.\n\nNote - if your goal in doing this as a way to get into the telecom industry, the best advice is to go to school and get an education in computer science, telecom, etc.
1130956
babysit? delivering newspapers?  pet sitting?
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put up with whinging whinning customers...\n\nAs a support role, you'll be attending to customer queries & complaints.... and trust me, there will be more of the latter.....
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It's having skills to do the work required of the job.  i. e. chef  = experience in cooking and organizing a professional kitchen.  Receptionist = nice phone presence and organizational skills for all those messages.  Good luck in your job search!
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here's a good format\nname, \nadress, phone number(s), fax\nSIN\nobjective/goals\nQualification summaries\nWork experience\nActivites\nReferences
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Call meeting to order\nMotion to accept the agenda\nMinutes from last meeting\nBusiness from the minutes\nExecutive reports and action\nFinance reports and acceptance\nCorrrespondence for action\nUnfinished business\nNotice of motion to be brought to next meeting\nCorrespondence for information\nNext meeting\nAdjournment
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Generally, telephone, document preparation, maintain a database, scheduling appointments, sometimes some desktop publishing, customer service, scheduling meetings, emails, phone calls.... basically what ever is needed to assist and support an executive (male or female).  It depends on the company and the position.  Depending on the industry the company is in and what the department they'll be working in, the duties could be very simple, to very diverse and unusual.\n\nBeing and Admin Asst is a great career and will teach you a lot about people.  If you are a people person and like helping people, this is the job for you.  \n\nI've been in the field for 22 years.  I started out as a "secretary" 22 years ago and I worked my way up and became an Office Manager about 15 years ago.  I absolutely love my job.... love my co-workers and wouldn't do anything else.  When I started my job, I knew it was the place for me and I knew it was the job for me.  \n\nIt's a terrific field.  Check out this website.  It's a professional organization for Administrative Professionals.  I belong and it has done wonders for me personally and professional.  You won't be sorry.  www.iaap-hq.org   I recommend joining a local chapter.  The friendship and support is absolutely amazing.  To interact and network with others in the same career and position as you is very rewarding.\n\nGood luck!!
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As a receptionist, you would:\n\nNever answer on the first ring, and never wait until the third if possible.  Try to connect the line in the middle of the 2nd ring.  Answer with something like "good morning, ABC Company, this is Susan how may I direct your call?"  This let's people know you are not going to get into their needs, you just want to push the call into the right section.\n\nAs an employee, assuming the receptionist forwarded your call, you would respond with a simple "This is Fred, may I help you?"
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President/Chairperson - to follow an agenda as laid out in the minutes, keep order and generally 'be in charge'.\nHe/she also has a casting vote (an extra one) in the event of a tied vote from the committee.\n\nMinutes Secretary - to keep a record of the proceedings.\n(Generally without a vote)\n\nVice Chairperson - very little actual power but responsible in event Chair-person's non attendance.(Votes)\n\nTreasurer - responsible for all day to day financial matters relating to the organisation. (Votes)\n\nAuditor - responsible for the Annual Report at end of year.\nPlans the following years spending strategy. (May vote if given that facility)\n\nAssistants/Deputies - of any department are just that, to assist the person in charge of that department. (May be able to vote if given that facility)\n\n*I hope this helps you along the way.