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Last updated Jan 28 2025
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Receptionist Reviews

What is it like working as a Receptionist?

February 2022
Pleasant.
Receptionist in Bloomington:
Pros: I enjoy being trusted to handle my workload and responsibilities without being micromanaged or my schedule being full of team meetings.
Cons: I am often asked to take care of and do things that are outside of my job description and because I do not like to say no I am often taken advantage of.
February 2022
Too much work, too little pay in Amarillo, Tx.
Receptionist in Amarillo:
Pros: IDK
Cons: Not many different employers besides convenience stores and restaurants.
January 2022
It changes day by day.
Receptionist in Kansas City:
Pros: My coworkers and the relaxed atmosphere
Cons: Lack of communication interdepartmentally and from management
December 2021
Its not great. Most people have high standards but low pay. Park City is a much better city to work.
Receptionist in Salt Lake City:
Pros: It's close to my house
Cons: The pay and treatment
November 2021
Challenging dynamic overwhelming busy.
Receptionist in Auckland New Zealand:
Pros: element of self autonomy interacting with the elderly
Cons: stress lack of communication low pay
November 2021
I enjoy Multitasking and working in a fast-paced work environment.
Receptionist in Cape Town:
Pros: Connecting and interacting with everyone as I am the face of the company and the very centre of everything in the business
Cons: Unforeseen changes in the diaries
October 2021
Quite happy with my surrounding employees but not happy with my salary.
Receptionist in Germiston:
Pros: Not that I like there's no promotional prospects would like to see a better and brighter future in myself
Cons: Not to be treated unfairly and to be given some promotion

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