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Receptionist Reviews
What is it like working as a Receptionist?
October 2019
Comfortable.
Receptionist in Cameron:
Pros: close to home
Cons: in a different school district than where my children attend
October 2019
Good.
Receptionist in Johannesburg:
Pros: meet new people and learn new experiences
Cons: opportunities
October 2019
Friendly culture.
Receptionist in Jersey City:
Pros: The people, the laid back atmosphere
Cons: The office politics
September 2019
Receptionist in Fairfield:
Cons: The bias.
Arrogant attitude of management.
September 2019
Stressful & busy.
Receptionist in London:
Pros: The 9-5 routine
Cons: The crowd
September 2019
It good work. I am there for the patient and have made good relations with a lot of the returned ones.
Receptionist in Wheeling:
Pros: The patients, being ther for them in their time of need.
Cons: Taking the bus back and forth to the employees parking with out a/c or heat. There is one bus with out both. They need to retire it...but we do have new buses coming
September 2019
Great opportunities.
Receptionist in Washington:
Pros: convenient to everything
Cons: parking pricese
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