In-person: Front Desk Receptionist F/T
Company: Anderlini & McSweeney LLP
Location: San Mateo, CA
Pay: Salary information not disclosed
A San Mateo law firm is seeking a friendly and organized full-time receptionist. The role includes answering phones, greeting clients, and handling clerical tasks like filing, scanning, and mail. Candidates should be reliable and professional. Experience in a legal office is a plus. Benifits are health insurance, vacation and paid holidays.
In- Person: Admin/Front-Desk Receptionist P/T
Company: Expression8 Art Academy
Location: Fremont, CA
Pay: $20 – $23 an hour.
This is a part-time contract position that supports front desk and administrative tasks. They are looking for individuals with strong interpersonal skills and a willingness to learn. Easy qualifications and does not require much experience. The benefits are a flexible schedule and a referral program.
We had a challenging test today that was really based on what we had been taught .
The Google Sheet Part was a real challenge for me.
We will discuss it with our instructors individually tomorrow.
Practiced typing with a top score of 35 WPM. Next, we troubleshooted a speaker problem with my MicroSIP. Finally, I worked on the independent challenge series.
Today I spent the day on the independent challenge, and afterwards I spent some time working on Skillsoft.
Today I did google docs and sheets. I tried my best but I had some pretty bad stomach issues today. Hopefully tomorrow is better.
We spent the day on the independent challenge, which involved 3 sections: web browser setup, Google Docs, and Google Sheets. I completed the third part within 30 minutes. Today came and went.
We started with typing practice. Today we worked with Jose to set up MicroSIP, a phone app. We spent the rest of the day on the independent challenge, which involved 3 sections: web browser setup, Google Docs, and Google Sheets. I couldn’t remember one of the formulas, so I looked it up online.
Today, we learned tons of useful information about LinkedIn. We connected on LinkedIn with eachother, and endorsed eachother’s skills. I learned how to use Chat GBT for the first time, and it wasn’t as scary as I thought it would be. We also worked on our resumes, and did on-the-spot interview practice– it gets easier the more we practice.
We learnt how to write a professional Resume, Cover Letter, and also make our Linked in.
We practiced answering the questions in an interview and played the roles.