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Office Receptionist CV Example

If you are looking to work in an office environment as a receptionist then you will have a good mixture of administration experience and also of reception experience. This type of role will usually be referred to in a smaller office environment where the office receptionist wears many different hats.

You will need to be a confident communicator, be prepared to learn and know about the business you are working for as a whole as mainly you will be first point of contact. You will need to be organised and thorough and have a keen interest in learning and developing your own career.

If you have seen a role you are interested in applying for, please see the below example which you can use as a guide.

Office Receptionist CV Example UK

 

Name Surname
Address
Mobile No/Email

PERSONAL PROFILE

I am a good administrator who has spent the past 5 years working in an admin/reception role. I am a strong communicator and feel that I communicate well with others. I am self motivated and have mainly worked in standalone roles; however I am more than happy when working as a team.

I am a very efficient person who enjoys working to tight deadlines and learning new challenges. I am keen to keep learning new skills and becoming a specialist in my area. I have a good mixture of skills in the administration and reception areas and would like to develop this further over time.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Date to Date or To Date – Office Receptionist – Where?

In my role as an Office receptionist it is my role to take calls and queries from customers and visitors to the business. My responsibilities include:

  • Arrange meetings with customers/visitors coming to the business
  • General admin and accounts in the office
  • Ordering of new stationery and general items for the office
  • Signing people in and out
  • Taking calls and passing on messages
  • Organising drinks and any food for the office
  • Keeping the reception and office area clean and tidy

QUALIFICATIONS

University, College, School – For all include titles/subjects and qualifications.

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

Computer skills – MS Office, Excel??? Anything relevant, industry specific packages?
Any specific industry packages related to that company role?

HOBBIES & INTERESTS

What do you like to do outside of work? – This gives the employer a feel for you as a person although this is not essential.

REFERENCES

Available on request.

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