The Importance Of A Receptionist

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Words cannot express how grateful I was to receive the opportunity to join BuckleySandler again. The duration of when I was a Receptionist was a rewarding experience due to the fact I was able to acquire various skills that would further support the growth of my career. In addition to providing telecommunication support, I routinely submit expense reports, manage incoming client documents, assist the office’s Receptionist and Paralegal, etc. Being a former employee of the Firm certainly contributed to my success in my new position as I am familiar with the people, policies, and routine procedures.

When a prospective client is in the process of selecting a law firm to handle their legal needs, client service standards are simply the deciding

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