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Receptionist
The receptionist is often the first point of contact between a company and its clients or visitors, playing a crucial role in managing reception and the transmission of information. Their presentation and professionalism can significantly influence the perception of the company.
Missions: Receptionist
In temporary work, the receptionist brings versatility and adaptability to various work environments, which is essential for businesses that need to cover leaves of absence, periods of high activity, or to test new candidates for permanent positions.
The main tasks of a receptionist include welcoming visitors, managing phone calls, directing clients or visitors to the right contacts or services, and handling reservations or specific requests. They are also responsible for managing incoming and outgoing mail, preparing meeting rooms, and updating information necessary for reception. A good receptionist must be able to provide accurate information about the company's services while ensuring efficient management of their workspace.
Researched profile
- Excellent communication and customer service skills.
- Good presentation and professional demeanor.
- Proficiency with office IT tools.
- Knowledge in administrative and organizational management.
Skills and training
A secondary level diploma may suffice, but further training such as a BTS in hotel and restaurant management, a BTS in management of commercial units, or a specific diploma in reception are valuable assets. Proficiency in one or more foreign languages is often required, as well as computer skills, particularly in using reservation management software or customer database software.
Receptionist: Possible Career Evolutions
A receptionist can advance to positions such as reception manager, executive assistant, or even establishment manager in sectors like hospitality. Continuous training and the acquisition of new skills, particularly in management and foreign languages, can facilitate this evolution.
Receptionist Salary
A receptionist's salary varies according to experience and the type of establishment, often starting at the SMIC (€11.88 gross/hour). Experience and specialized skills allow for increases. Bonuses and benefits (night, weekend, meals) complete the remuneration.
Temporary Receptionist
Working as a temporary receptionist offers great flexibility and the opportunity to experience different sectors, which is ideal for enriching one's CV and developing a professional network. It also allows for the acquisition of valuable experience in reception and customer service management, skills sought after in many fields. Temporary work can be an entry opportunity for permanent positions, offering a path to a stable and rewarding career.
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