what can i do as a receptionist of a telecom industry to be unique and the best?
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what is your goal?  Is this a part time job or a full time job and you are looking for a career?\n\nThe most important thing to do as a receptionist is to get information as accurate as possible.  As a receptionist, you will be working with people.  Be polite, attentive and get information accurately while working with people.  Smile - be positive, your demeanor can help cheer up what may sometimes be a stressful situation for others.\n\nGood luck.\n\nNote - if your goal in doing this as a way to get into the telecom industry, the best advice is to go to school and get an education in computer science, telecom, etc.
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they're easy to find.  I would link you, but I'm at work and would rather not get fired  ;)\n\nGoogle "phone actor" or "Phone sex" employment.  I know there's a website to get you started.  Also, I saw an ad for it on Craig's List, so you might want to check that out.  Also, the classifieds in the newspaper have ads for phone actors.
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Just a suggestion, but try something totally different.  Write a note (handwritten, not typewritten) thanking the person for an interview.  Tell him you appreciate his time and that you would be honored to work for his company.\n\nHow many people do you know who do that?  Probably none.  That's why it will make you a stand-out.  It's easy to pick up the phone but harder yet to sit down and actually write a note.  Good luck!
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Work your tail off. Do the stuff that others won't do cause they are "too good for that". Take calculated risks and gambles. Develop a passion about something and know it inside and out. Make yourself the expert in an area. Never hesitate to help someone else and make sure everyone you know knows exactly what your business is so that they might either use you or recommend someone to use you. Think outside the box. Travel and get out of your usual environment to give yourself better perspective. Eat drink and sleep whatever the passion is...
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Try to observe the daily operations in your company, find some venue that you can give an assistance. And do some researches for some areas that can help the company that you are working with like Standardizing the Processes and Procedures within the company. Don't limit yourself with what the Job Descriptions that they gave you. You don't even know what they (the bosses) really expected from you Good Luck! and God Bless!
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If you really want to be successful and comfortable in your new job i would suggest asking women who may know about the duties you would or should carry out in a position like yours.\nAnother alternative is to do some research on the internet. You would find good tips on being a good receptionist and you can specifically look for the field that you are in.\nHey! you got the job, that's great! Now prove that you are capable of doing it!\nGood luck to you
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Wow - we can do loads and yes it's a very rewarding job especially if you get a supportive boss (but trust me there are some real shockers out there!)\nWe do reception. nurse, 4 handed dentistry, assist with implants, ortho, oral surgery, help Pt's, mix products and if your trained and pass your exams in the relevant subjects you can take xrays,give oral health education, assist with GA and RA Pt's. BUT make sure you keep training and educating yourself be the best you can be and enjoy the profession.
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Speed, accuracy and personality. The ability to multi-task is probably the most important in this sort of role but it also depends on who you are working for. The ability to get on well with many different types of people is also important - think about the role and you will probably come up with some more of your own - phone manner being another......... I could go on forever!
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:}\nsomebofy with $ and contacts and a good reputation
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In your area Alcatel would be a great choice. They are the top telecomunications firm in France. They also do a fair bit of business worldwide.
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There are many office providers out there that offer Virtual Office Solutions as well as Full time offices with various features. Depending on the area you wish to be in - different services and amenities are provided. \n\nSome providers offer conference room access (if you plan on meeting face to face with clients and don't necessarily want to take them to lunch, for a drink, etc) and you just want to talk to them in a professional setting or if you need a space to gather a group of people and "talk business". Others even provide Telephone Service. You may also find centers offerering Reception Services.\n\nIf you need more information regarding Virtual Offices and need help finding a place that can meet your budget, it is best to call a professional. Try going to www.officebroker.com and calling the toll free number. A consultant will be able to tell you everything you need to know as far as finding an office and the services and such they provide in any area. Plus... it's FREE!  Nothing to lose and knowledge to gain. Check out the website.
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Wear a pants suits and white blouse\nI have my own staffing business\nLook good and smile\nTell me about yourself...the answer is how much you want to work there. that you will be on time and are a quick learner.
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I used to work for sonystyle. Its the online part of sony that you get to if you want to purchase something from sony.com, and basically what it is is call center work. The legit companies dont hire people at home, they have centers all over the US, and not just in big cities. Mine was in a small town in kansas. If there is a particular company your interested in, just email them. find out if they have any in your area. Some of them hire through temp agencies so you could sign up with one of those and ask if they have any call center work. By call center i dont just mean phone.\n\nCall center is considered the phone sales and customer service divisions, and also the e-mail answering team and live online help teams. Keep an eye in the paper or through job sites (i know that sounds obvious, but i run into them all the time). I did sales and customer service for 3 years before moving and had a lot of fun doing it. Also maybe ask around in your town or in towns near you. Some of these companies hire smaller companies that specialize in call center work, so you could have several different types of work and businesses in the same facility. So lets say you wanted to do yahoo live help (for example). Yahoo might hire a smaller company that we will call telecommunications inc. So you wont find a listing for yahoo in the phone book, it will be under telecommunications inc. So it can be hard to find them, but word of mouth, temp agencies, and so forth are the best bet. A lot of times they do this not only because its easier for them, but because a name like telecommunications inc would be harder for an irate customer to find. (we had a handful of people demand where the office in kansas was and say they were going to show up and show us who was boss).\n\nAlso a lot of this stuff is entry level, not necesarily senoir reps as the above person mentioned. Email team for example just reads email and depending on the issue has exact scripting they copy and paste in the email, or wording would need to be made from a manager if it was a rare issue. Their websites too also can have contact information and a "career" section that could tell you how to get a job with them. And a lot of times, as with the online help, you will have handbooks, and depending on the site you will probably have to have product training or learn the regulations or general business practices.\n\nGood luck finding something! Don't forget to check towns around you too!\n\n(sorry it was so long)
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you would need to take a lot of business courses and communication courses this kind of job requires you to be able to talk business and know your numbers also be able to handle the stress of it .
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Practice.\nTry using different kinds of speech. \nTry to put customer service as the number one priority.\nTry writing your words and sentences before on a piece of paper and practice talking before. Record it and hear it yourself.
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Do a search on goodle about resume, so you know the layout of it. Next thing is, what do you think receptionists are good at?\n\nBelow are some words, sentences which receptionists need to know how to do. Now, you got something to work from;\n\nresponsibility of overseeing the smooth running of the office, ordering supplies, handling all general administration for a team of 6 permanent members of staff, preparing presentations and general office management. \n\nIt is essential for all applicants to have good all round skills using MS Outlook and an ability to locate company information from a variety of sources on the company&#92;'s electronic systems as well a good understanding of the financial services industry and a pro-active and capable approach to work.\n\n____________________________________________________\n\nJUst use google to search what receptonists need to do and what they should be good at. And create a resume.\n\nA good resume or cv is when it is catering for the job you're applying for.
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Anything customer service related will help you. But realize that alot of call center jobs end up being outsourced so don't plan on working there for the long haul. Get at least 6 months-a year of experience under your belt then try to get a job in the hotel industry.