Administrative Receptionist
Administrative Receptionist - Downtown Houston Area A natural gas company located in the Downtown area of Houston is seeking an Administrative Receptionist to join their team. Candidates must have 1+ years of corporate receptionist experience. Duties include: greeting visitors, calendaring and scheduling, coordinating travel, answering phones, expense reports, and offering support to Executive Assistants. Offering bonus potential and great benefits with paid parking! This company offers an outstanding work culture, wonderful team environment, and strong reputation. HOUGW34Interested candidates please send resume in Word format Please reference job code 134631 when responding to this ad.
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