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Assistant administratif(ve) francophone de langue maternelle – building, claims and property management – Various call and research various telecommuting from Madagascar
We are looking for an administrative assistant to remotely support two activities based in France: a building company mainly working for trustees and real estate professionals, and a property management company.
The position asks to follow several files in parallel, to communicate clearly with the different interlocutors and not to leave any request unanswered.
Main duties
Your missions for the building activity
Sort and track emails: quotation requests, service orders, interventions and reminders.
Open and update work folders, verifying addresses,
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Since 1998, Laymen’Art has specialized in the art of stonework in Madagascar, overseeing every stage from extraction to the final creation. As a modestly scaled enterprise, the company personally selects stones on site, prioritizing quality and uniqueness. Our skilled artisans then shape these stones in our Antananariv