Summary:

• Education Level: Certificate, Diploma
• Cantonese, English

Receptionist
[Intro paragraph] Just a few sentences at the start of your receptionist job description introducing your business to prospective candidates can really kick off your job posting. Highlight your unique company culture and working environment and take this opportunity to set your company apart from your competitors and sell yourself to job seekers.

Responsibilities:

Serves visitors by greeting, welcoming, and directing them appropriately.
Notifies company personnel of visitor arrival.
Maintains security and telecommunications system.
Informs visitors by answering or referring inquiries.
Directs visitors by maintaining employee and department directories.
Maintains security by following procedures, monitoring logbook, and issuing visitor badges.
Operates telecommunication system by following manufacturer';s instructions for house phone and console operation.
Keeps a safe and clean reception area by complying with procedures, rules, and regulations.
Supports continuity among work teams by documenting and communicating actions, irregularities, and continuing needs.
Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.
[Work Hours & Benefits] You also want to include your company';s working hours and benefits. Try to sell potential applicants on things like overtime or seasonal availability, as well as the benefits that set your business apart, like paid vacation time, commuting credits, or childcare reimbursements.

Receptionist Qualifications / Skills:

Telephone Skills
Verbal Communication
Listening
Professionalism
Customer Focus
Organization
Informing Others
Handles Pressure
Supply Management
Requirements:

University/college degree is an asset
Familiarity with phone systems
Previous experience with Microsoft Office software preferred
[Call to Action] You';ve gotten job hunters'; attention with a strong front desk job description; now how do you get their application? You need a compelling call to action right here, telling prospective receptionists know exactly how to apply. Let them know how and where to submit their application, who to contact at your company, or whether they can click on an “apply” button at the top of the job post.