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Previous Administrative Assistance Experience. Bachelors Degree (Business Major preferred) Under the direction of the Department Director, the Assistant to the Director of Facilities or other assigned supervisor, the person occupying this position provides assistance and clerical support to employees, vendors and other visitors and callers.
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As an Administration Assistant, you will be responsible for performing various administrative tasks to support the daily operations of the company. Proven experience as an administrative assistant or in a related role.
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The core duties and responsibilities of an Administrative Assistant revolve around supporting others. Collaboration: An Administrative Assistant must collaborate with other administrators and support personnel, management and clients on a regular basis.
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This role also includes many administrative duties in assisting clients as well as office staff with tax return processing. Running errands to include going to the bank, post office, picking up information from clients etc., so reliable transportation is a must.
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