EC Resourcing Ltd
Receptionist

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Our client, based in Cambridge, is looking for a Receptionist to join their busy team.
Job Description
Working front of house in a busy office environment, you will be responsible for meeting and greeting colleagues and visitors, ensuring that each day runs smoothly. This is a full-time, permanent position, working Monday-Friday 9am-5pm.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Being welcoming and professional when greeting all colleagues and visitors to the building
- Answering calls and emails
- Arranging post and couriers
- Room booking and organizing meetings
- Assisting with the day-to-day management of the office building
- Building strong relationships with colleagues, clients, and visitors
- Supporting operations and facilities, ensuring everything runs smoothly
- Supporting other positions when absences arise due to holidays, etc.
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- Strong communication skills; confident to communicate with visitors, stakeholders, and senior management
- Attention to detail and strong multi-tasking skills
- Pride in your own work, and in maintaining your working environment to high standards
- Problem-solving – able to think on your feet to resolve any issues.
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