I would start by billing the customers, that way if one of the credit cards didn't go through or a check bounced I would have ample time throughout the day to try and get a hold of them before their account went into collections. Then, I would sit down and begin work at 8:00 am. Especially for a Receptionist, needing to know where to direct calls and clients, means understanding what exactly each department does and how they can fulfill their role in providing excellent customer service.Ī typical day at work was to come into the office around 7:30 am to put away my lunch in the break room, and clean up everything, break room, dishes, conference room, coffee, second kitchen, bathrooms, and the tech lobby. I did this because not only does it look good on a resume, but I feel that when members of a company have an understanding of the requirements and goals set upon another departments shoulders, it helps us all to run more smoothly. I requested more work and to be able to learn how accounting works.

I learned loads of new things inside and outside of my own department. Going above and beyond what was required of us and tackling the goal to make each and every day even more successful than the last. My co-workers and I pulled together as a team every single day to do an absolutely fantastic job. It is an amazingly fast paced situation to be in and I loved it. The challenge of managing a three part business merge. The most enjoyable and hardest part of the job were the same.

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