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Office Manager Reviews
What is it like working as an Office Manager?
June 2016
How difficult it was to manage people.
Office Manager:
Take it in stride. Be patient and willing to listen to your employees.
June 2016
Interesting.
Office Manager:
Pros: Talking to clients, computer work.
Cons: Underpaid.
June 2016
How poorly it is Managed.
Office Manager:
Take a job elsewhere. This company cannot be fixed. Owner will not change.
June 2016
Excellent.
Office Manager:
Pros: I have relax in this job...
Cons: Don't get leave.
June 2016
Not All Bad.
Office Manager:
Pros: Work flexibility, Open office concept, Beautiful location, Low Stress Level, Nice culture.
Cons: The environment is encouraging of personal growth. No room for advancement.
May 2016
Being a Salary Manager in an hourly office.
Office Manager:
Make sure that you aren't taken advantage of when you are paid salary and other employees are capped at 40, so that you are not stuck working all the OT to get the job done.
May 2016
Empowering and Challenging.
Office Manager:
Pros: Independence and working with and training staff.
Cons: Having to discipline staff.
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