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Types of jobs you could find at Fedex FedEx Office Retail Customer Service Associate This employee provides expertise in shipping, printing, signs and graphics. FedEx Office Production Operator.
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They will be responsible for taking orders, coordinating activities in the Store, providing pricing and product information, and recommending appropriate FedEx Office products and services.
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Handle general office needs: manage equipment licensing and repair, oversee conference room reservation calendar, handles incoming and outgoing shipping and receiving activities including FedEx and UPS shipments; provide backup as required.
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Provides customer expertise in printing, signs and graphics and shipping product lines and can recommend appropriate FedEx Office products and services. Adheres to all FedEx Office team member and retail store standards, as outlined in the team member handbook.
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Manage the inbound/outbound mailing process; sort mail to ensure invoices are paid in a timely manner; deliver packages to the local FedEx office for shipping; The ideal candidate has minimum 2+ years Office Manager experience.
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Follows FedEx Office standard operating procedures as well as adhering to legal, HR, safety , customer service and security policies and procedures. Ability, on a consistent basis, to report regularly to work and maintain established business hours in order to support the FedEx Office business; regular attendance and/or reporting could include regular attendance at a physical location and/or maintaining established business hours depending on the scope and nature of the position.
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