Full-time

Receptionist

Join our team as a full-time receptionist!

As a Receptionist, your main responsibilities will include:

  • Greeting and taking care of visitors and reception area, preparing service of refreshment
  • Organizing and helping with internal events (Common Breakfast, meetings, events at our premises)
  • Coordinating catering, rooms setting up and cleaning after an event
  • Assuring cleanness of reception area and meeting rooms
  • Issuing and recording staff entry cards
  • Processing incoming calls, dealing with in/outgoing post
  • Responsible for buying office supplies and refreshments for visitors and Top Management
  • Administrative support for Office Manager
  • Delivering and collecting of various documents in person at offices and institutions within the city (notary, Government Office, Embassies and Consulates, etc.)
  • Handling business trips, booking tickets and accommodation for staff
  • Managing cash register, including regular monthly cash register billing
  • Administrative support and search for project opportunities (based on internal training)

Employee perks, benefits

* working in one of the most influential think tanks in Europe
* a chance to shape the leading GLOBSEC events and activities
* fixed working hours and dynamic environment
* international team
* coffee
* you can grow with us, both as an expert and as a person

Requirements for the employee

Candidates with education suit the position

Secondary with school-leaving examination
Follow-up/Higher Professional Education
University student
University education (Bachelor's degree)

Language skills

English - Upper intermediate (B2) and Slovak - Upper intermediate (B2)

Other knowledge

Microsoft Office - Advanced

Number of years of experience

1

The position is suitable for a fresh graduate

Yes

Personality requirements and skills

In addition to the traits listed, a perfect candidate for a receptionist role may also possess the following qualities:

Excellent communication skills: A receptionist needs to be able to communicate clearly and effectively with visitors, colleagues, and superiors. They should have a friendly and welcoming demeanor, as well as the ability to convey information accurately and efficiently.

Organizational skills: Receptionists are often responsible for managing appointments, scheduling meetings, and keeping track of important documents and information. Strong organizational skills are essential for keeping everything running smoothly.

Adaptability: A receptionist may need to deal with unexpected situations or changes in plans, and should be able to adapt quickly and effectively to these challenges.

Professionalism: A receptionist is often the first point of contact for visitors and clients, and should represent the company in a professional and positive manner.

Attention to detail: A receptionist should be able to pay close attention to details, such as spelling and grammar, when handling correspondence or other documents.

Overall, a great receptionist candidate should have a combination of interpersonal, organizational, and professional skills to excel in the role.

If you are interested in the offer, apply here.