Office Administrator

Remote

🚀 Administration

Office Administrators will usually perform basic bookkeeping tasks, like tracking invoices, taking care of accounts receivable and tracking the office’s overall budget. They’ll also make purchases for the office like supplies, furniture and other necessary equipment.

What does a Office Administrator do?

An Office Administrator, or Office Manager, completes clerical and administrative tasks for an office. Their main duties include welcoming and directing visitors, coordinating meetings and appointments and performing clerical tasks, like answering phones and responding to emails.

Responsibilities

A Office Administrator should be able to fulfill various duties and responsibilities. The following are some duties and responsibilities a Office Administrator should be able to execute:

Coordinate activities throughout the company to ensure efficiency and maintain compliance with company policy
Supervise members of the administrative staff, equally dividing responsibilities to improve performance
Manage agendas, travel plans and appointments for upper management
Manage emails, letters, packages, phone calls and other forms of correspondence
Support bookkeeping and budgeting procedures for the company
Create and update databases and records for financial information, personnel and other data

Required Skills

A competitive Office Administrator will have certain skills and qualifications, including:

Excellent leadership, time management and organizational skills
Proven excellence as an office assistant, office administrator or in another relevant position
Outstanding abilities to communicate in person, in writing and over the phone
Familiarity with common procedures and basic account principles used in the office
Knowledge of Microsoft Office and other office management tools and applications

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