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Apply NowThe receptionist works for UNIT9 Group’s head office at Swan Yard in Highbury & Islington.
Their main responsibility is to establish the first contact with clients, external and internal, in person and over calls. Friendly and helpful, they create and encourage a positive atmosphere in the office and go out of their way to make everyone feel special and looked after.
Well-presented, professional and extremely organised, the receptionist performs various administrative tasks, assists in the organising of events and is responsible for the day to day running of the office. They help flag any general office or working space issues and are solution-oriented and proactive in their resolution and use their initiative.
Overall, the receptionist ensures the customer service meets and even exceeds UNIT9 Group’s standards, continuously suggesting ways to improve.
KEY TASKS
Customer Service
Administration
Office Environment Maintenance
Events
Requirements
Experience
Experience in a similar position is an asset.
Skills
Social skills: friendly and welcoming. Excellent overall positive attitude; on good terms with all entities and able to represent company culture.
Self-control: handles pressure well and always maintains a calm and professional demeanour.
Communication skills: an outstanding and effective communicator.
Client focus: active listener with a comprehensive grasp of the client's needs and expectations. People orientated.
Professionalism: establishes and maintains excellent client relations. Dedicated and reliable.
Autonomy: self-starter with proven ability to work independently for sustained periods and use initiative.
Organisation skills : excellent attention to detail and fantastic organisational skills.
Project management: able to handle multiple tasks at once in a fast-paced environment and think on your feet.
Efficiency: competent, efficient, productive, solution-oriented, proactive.
Health & Safety : Some knowledge of first aid, health and safety basics and fire warden procedures would be handy but not essential.