Receptionist

Receptionist

Posted On 7 September 2026

Receptionist

7 September 2026

Receptionist

Detailed Job Description:

  • $40 per hour + super
  • Professional Services
  • Sydney |3-month contract

What makes this company unique?

  • Join a highly regarded professional services firm with a polished, professional environment.
  • Be the welcoming face of a successful and established business.
  • Work alongside a friendly, collaborative team who value exceptional client service.
  • Enjoy a varied front-of-house role with plenty of interaction across the wider business.
  • Gain valuable experience within a professional services environment.
  • Step into a role where professionalism, warmth and attention to detail are genuinely valued.

What is unique about you?

  • You have previous experience in Reception, Front of House, Customer Service or a similar client-facing role.
  • You have a polished and professional presentation and take pride in creating an exceptional first impression.
  • You have a warm, confident and engaging personality and genuinely enjoy meeting and helping people.
  • You have an excellent telephone manner and strong communication skills.
  • You are organised, proactive and able to manage multiple tasks without dropping the ball.
  • You are confident using Microsoft Office and comfortable picking up new systems quickly.
  • You are reliable, adaptable and available to commit to a 3-month temporary contract.

A snapshot of your role…

  • You will be the first point of contact for clients, visitors and internal stakeholders, creating a warm and professional welcome every time.
  • You will manage the reception desk, answer and direct incoming calls and respond to general enquiries.
  • You will greet and sign in visitors, ensuring they receive a seamless and professional experience.

 

  • You will coordinate meeting rooms, catering and other front-of-house requirements.
  • You will manage incoming and outgoing mail, couriers and deliveries and you will assist with general administration and office coordination as required.

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