Performed administrative tasks such as taking orders, scheduled appointments, placed work orders, and notified the proper
individuals of telephone calls.
Not exact matches
Keep records
of every single
telephone call or correspondence sent by the debt collector to you with the date, time, and
individual you spoke with.
Hearing Dogs Hearing Dogs assist deaf or hearing impaired
individuals by alerting them to a variety
of household sounds such as a door knock or doorbell, alarm clock, oven buzzer,
telephone, baby cry, name
call or smoke alarm.
ADA / Accessible Guestroom Features: • Wheelchair accessible route in room • Patio or balcony accessible for Veranda and Estate Rooms •
Telephone with visual call alert • Visual alarm • Communication kits with strobe lights & TTY phones available upon request • Ground floor rooms available for Veranda King Room and Estate Suite room types • Power outlets within 4» of telephone • At least (1) power outlet with a clear space in Front & 15» from Ground • Table and / or desk height accessible with knee space of 27» (width) and 34 ″ (height) • Telephone with volume control • Light alerts in hearing impaired rooms • Twist knob light / lamp control • Lowered individual guestroom thermostat control • Guestroom drapery controls with a 36» clear path within reach • Guestroom drapery wands are 12» longer in wheelchair accessible rooms • Closet bars and / or shelving lowered in wheelchair accessible rooms • Multi-level door viewers •
Telephone with visual
call alert • Visual alarm • Communication kits with strobe lights & TTY phones available upon request • Ground floor rooms available for Veranda King Room and Estate Suite room types • Power outlets within 4»
of telephone • At least (1) power outlet with a clear space in Front & 15» from Ground • Table and / or desk height accessible with knee space of 27» (width) and 34 ″ (height) • Telephone with volume control • Light alerts in hearing impaired rooms • Twist knob light / lamp control • Lowered individual guestroom thermostat control • Guestroom drapery controls with a 36» clear path within reach • Guestroom drapery wands are 12» longer in wheelchair accessible rooms • Closet bars and / or shelving lowered in wheelchair accessible rooms • Multi-level door viewers •
telephone • At least (1) power outlet with a clear space in Front & 15» from Ground • Table and / or desk height accessible with knee space
of 27» (width) and 34 ″ (height) •
Telephone with volume control • Light alerts in hearing impaired rooms • Twist knob light / lamp control • Lowered individual guestroom thermostat control • Guestroom drapery controls with a 36» clear path within reach • Guestroom drapery wands are 12» longer in wheelchair accessible rooms • Closet bars and / or shelving lowered in wheelchair accessible rooms • Multi-level door viewers •
Telephone with volume control • Light alerts in hearing impaired rooms • Twist knob light / lamp control • Lowered
individual guestroom thermostat control • Guestroom drapery controls with a 36» clear path within reach • Guestroom drapery wands are 12» longer in wheelchair accessible rooms • Closet bars and / or shelving lowered in wheelchair accessible rooms • Multi-level door viewers • Doorbell
ADA / Accessible Rooms Do NOT Include: • Low Level Iron •
Telephone with Visual
Call Alert • Visual Alarm • Power Outlet With a Clear Space in Front & 15» from Ground • Table / Desk Height Accessible with Knee Space
of 27» wide and 34 ″ high •
Telephone with Volume Control • Lowered
Individual Thermostat Control • Drapery Controls with a 36» Clear Path within Reach • Drapery Wands 12» Longer • Closet Bars and / or Shelving Lowered • Multi-Level Door Viewers • Door Bell
• Large business desk • International electrical outlets • Unlimited use
of broadband internet • 3
telephone handsets per room • IDD & DDD
calls • Luxurious bedding including goose down duvets and cotton linen • Choice
of feather or foam pillows •
Individual climate control
Perhaps the recent cold -
calling initiative, whereby suspected firms and
individuals are expected to deliver a mea culpa over the
telephone, is only the first
of many wheezes designed to implement the new tougher approach with minimal cost.
Chris's volunteer work also includes running a free
telephone clinic through Access Pro Bono's Mental Health Law Program, where
individuals from across the Province
of B.C. can
call in and receive free legal advice about their mental health law issues.
Responsible for operating multi-line switch board
telephone system to include screening and directing phone
calls Computes customer bills into receipting system Receives cash, checks, and credit card payments from customers Verifies cash and check drops Answers customer questions about service performed or products purchased Handles customer complaints, and when necessary, refers dissatisfied customers to appropriate
individual for resolution Responsible for the accountability and issuing
of gas purchase cards and dealer plate tags Ensures that service repair orders are properly closed to finalize labor hours Responsible for scanning and filing
of service repair orders, parts invoices, and car deal files.
Taking and answering
telephone calls from different
individuals, including claimants and the insured as well as prioritizing workload and processing
of mails are also the functions
of the claims adjuster.
A
call center agent is an
individual that on behalf
of a company or organization deals with customers or clients through
telephones, Internet, instant messaging etc..
• Answers
telephones and gives information to callers, take messages, or transfers
calls to proper
individuals • Greets visitors or callers, and handles their inquiries or directs to them to the appropriate persons according to their needs • Arranges and coordinates all executive reservations and ensures proper amenities are prepared before arrival • Creates and maintains paper and electronic files, databases and documents • Researches and prepares daily casino news clips for distribution to executives using a variety
of research methods • Performs routine administrative tasks; distributes customer letters / feedback to appropriate departments and logs all complaints for executive review; receives and distributes department mail; orders and stocks all office supplies • Assists Assistant to the President or Executive Assistants with special projects as needed • Prepares and audits designated Directors expense reports for credit card usage against receipts and invoices for accuracy • Performs other duties as assigned
Responsibilities for this Administrative Assistant job include: • Responsible for scheduling appointments, giving information to callers, making travel arrangements and otherwise relieving officials
of clerical work and minor administrative and business detail Set up and maintain paper and electronic filing systems for records, correspondence, and other material • Answer office
telephone and give information to callers, take messages, or transfer
calls to appropriate
individuals • Locate and attach appropriate files to incoming correspondence requiring replies • Greet office visitors and handle their inquiries or direct them to the appropriate person based on their needs • Open, read, route, and distribute incoming mail or other materials and answer routine letters • Complete forms in accordance with company procedures • Review work done by others to check for correct spelling and grammar, ensure that company format policies are followed, and recommend revisions as needed • Compose, type, and distribute meeting notes, routine correspondence, and reports Qualifications: • Must have Associate's Degree or 2 - 3 years work experience in the field or in a related area • Proficiency in Microsoft Office, with demonstrated expertise in Word, Excel and PowerPoint • Strong attention to detail and follow - up skills Pay for this position is $ 15.00 / hr plus overtime as needed.
KEY ACHIEVEMENTS • Introduced a «double information» system that proved helpful during emergency situations, by informing concerned
individuals through
telephone and in person at the same time • Set up a TDD system for hearing impaired callers which provided freedom
of communication to patients • Implemented a series
of emergency / disaster procedures (pertaining to initial communication) to be used during emergency situations • Serviced 3211 incoming
calls in 3 hours following the emergency situation pertaining to the floods
of 2012
As an active problem - solver and an extremely organized
individual, I successfully handled
telephone calls, managed calendars, made travel arrangements, took minutes
of meetings and performed record - keeping duties.
• Receive incoming
calls by appropriately greeting callers and inquiring into their purpose
of calling • Provide preliminary information regarding the company's services and products • Transfer
calls to appropriate persons and departments within the company • Take messages from callers in cases
of unavailability
of recipients and ensure that they are relayed to them as soon as possible • Attempt to resolve callers» problems over the
telephone and escalate problematic issues to concerned
individuals • Greet and direct customers and visitors to designated personnel within the organization • Make outbound
calls according to specific instructions provided by employees • Maintain logs
of incoming and outgoing
calls and handle records - keeping duties • Handle typing and data entry duties and correct and update electronic
telephone directories
The recruitment consultant will be responsible for: * Candidate Sourcing - across a variety
of methods * Cold -
Calling Potential Candidates * Searching through Recruitment Databases * Build long lasting relationships with candidates and clients * To meet
individual KPIs and gross margin performance targets * To maintain and develop our Client Database About You: Excellent communications skills are essential and a confident / professional
telephone manner would be pre-requisite.
Answer
telephone, transfer phone
calls, record radio transmissions from officers, assign office tasks, train communication specialists, communicate between departments within the university and with organizations and
individuals outside
of the university, provide visitor assistance at main entrance to campus.
These more intensive group sessions consist
of four two - hour sessions (once per week), followed by three 15 — 30 minute one - on - one
telephone calls (once per week) to discuss your
individual progress and then a final group session.
Group Parent groups
of 10 - 12 people, that involve four 2 - hour group sessions, followed by three 15 - 30 minute
telephone calls, addressing each person's
individual progress, and a final group session.
Both planned (i.e. weekly or monthly
telephone calls to support the patients with chronic disease) and unscripted
telephone coaching interventions appear to be effective for improving self - management skills in people from vulnerable groups: the planned
telephone coaching services had the advantage
of regular contact and helping people develop their skills over time, whereas the unscripted services allowed the coach to tailor support to the patient's
individual needs.
Due to the large volume
of inquiries we receive, we regret that we are unable to respond to
individual telephone calls.