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Small office experience is needed in this Administrative Assistant role. Long-term temporary role and the job may grow into a temporary-to-hire for the right person. As a regular employee, you will occasionally be asked to travel in the Southern California region to some client offices. Mileage is reimbursed.
Stable work history is necessary with at least 2+years in each job held. Company prefers at least 3 or more years of experience in each job you have worked.
Answer telephone calls, record keeping/documentation, data entry, emails, research for other businesses, and other office duties. Good follow-up skills are essential. Quick learner with ability to retain information easily. Self-motivated, focused, detail-oriented, and very quick typing skills.
Highly proficient using the Outlook "task function" and Excel on an intermediate level. They prefer this person is familiar using formulas. A high-level of computer proficiency is necessary.
Quick touch typing above 45wpm (55wpm ideal)Able to work with a large amount of data tracking on Excel spreadsheetsExcellent communication (verbal and written)Able to meet office deadlines and client timelinesSuperb grammar and spellingStrong experience using the task function, calendar, and emails in OutlookAnswer calls, upkeep and maintenance of records/files, mail processing, and other office tasksResearch information to assist businesses with HR/Payroll related questions
High School diploma or equivalent. College courses or degree helpful, not required.
Regular and consistent attendance is an essential part of the job.
THIS POSITION IS "IN-OFFICE," AND NOT OFFERED OR AVAILABLE IN A REMOTE OR HYBRID CAPACITY.
Up to $24-$25/hr. DOE & good benefits M-F 8:30am-5pm.
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