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We are looking for an Archiving and Welcome Assistant to join our team. This position consists of managing the archiving, hosting and administrative support activities in a dynamic professional environment, ensuring an efficient organization and quality customer service. Missions: Ensure the management and classification of company documents and archives. . Welcome visitors and respond to their requests with professionalism. Manage telephone calls and administrative correspondence. . Support the team in document preparation and daily administrative management. Maintain a clean, organized and friendly reception area. . Level d´required studies: Bac, Bac+1 & Bac+2
Experience
Level of experience: Student, young graduate & Beginner < 2 years
Proposed contract: CDD
Region of: Abidjan
Key Skills: Archiving - Assistanat - Document Ranking - Administrative Correspondence - Records - Administrative Management - Secretariat - Support
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