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What is it like working as an Office Administrator?
October 2016
Office Admin.
Office Administrator:
Some knowledge of the building industry would be helpful. Can be a very stressful job at times, very rewarding, have an open mind.
October 2016
Office Administrator:
Must be very organized and have people skills.
October 2016
Office Administrator:
Pros: Working with people.
Cons: Micro managed.
October 2016
Organized and communication.
Office Administrator:
They should be emotionally strong with excellent organizational & communication skills. Have the ability to juggle numerous tasks at once and be confident in making decisions and sticking with them.
September 2016
Customer Service!
Office Administrator:
Provide the highest level of customer service possible.
September 2016
Busy and Proactive.
Office Administrator:
Pros: Customers.
Overtime.
Flexibility.
Cons: Demanding of tasks.
Male dominant Industry.
September 2016
Job responsibilities change constantly.
Office Administrator:
Be a self starter. Be prepared for many interruptions.
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