What Are The Duties Of A Receptionist?

The main duty of a receptionist (by definition) is to answer phones and greet visitors (hence the word prefix "reception").  These days receptionists can be expected to do other tasks such as: data entry, filing, typing documents, and other miscellaneous clerical tasks.  Don't be surprised if you are asked to get coffee - or run errands (this is common in some businesses).

The key to understanding the duties of any job is to have a clear "job description" before accepting a position.  Always be prepared to be flexible in any position (this will make you a more valuable employee).  If the demands for additional work make it difficult to answer the phone and greet visitors (if applicable), then politely discuss this with your manager.

If you are uncomfortable with what you are being asked to do - maybe you should consider seeking employment elsewhere (which would be your decision).

Answer phone, make appointments take and give messages file papers and emails be friendly to all who walk in

Make reservations and cancellations for guests over the phone by letter ,fax  or e-mail and face to face. They also allocate rooms and hand out keys to guests or porters

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Answering the phone, greet visitors, filing , and typing document khmer and English, clerical task

I am an administrative receptionist . I answer the phone, take messages, schedule appointments,
open  and dispense mail, type letters, data entry, filing, when customers make purchases, I receive the checks, and give them receipts, order supplies,schedule guests for board meetings, contact the media for company events, have plaques engraved when needed, arrange catering for dinner functions,take lunch orders each day, run errands, and make coffee.

Do receptionist open up and close the office