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The Executive Assistant position is a vital role within the organization, responsible for providing comprehensive administrative support to ensure the smooth operation of the office. This role involves greeting visitors, determining the purpose of their visit, and directing them to the appropriate destination. The Executive Assistant will also handle routine correspondence, including reading and preparing responses to letters, and managing incoming and outgoing mail. A key aspect of this position is the creation and maintenance of both computer-based and paper-based filing systems for various records, reports, and documents, ensuring that all information is organized and easily accessible. In addition to administrative tasks, the Executive Assistant will be responsible for taking and distributing meeting minutes, preparing letters, memos, and other documents using various software applications, and entering and retrieving information from computer databases. The role requires proficiency in operating standard office equipment, such as telephones, fax machines, photocopiers, and calculators. The Executive Assistant will also document and communicate guest requests and complaints to the appropriate personnel, ensuring that all interactions are handled with professionalism and courtesy. The position demands a high level of confidentiality and adherence to company policies and procedures. The Executive Assistant will be expected to maintain a clean and professional appearance, develop positive working relationships with colleagues, and support the team in achieving common goals. Effective communication skills are essential, as the role involves speaking with others in a clear and professional manner, answering telephones with appropriate etiquette, and providing exceptional service to guests. The Executive Assistant may also be required to perform physical tasks, such as moving or lifting objects weighing up to 10 pounds, and will undertake other reasonable job duties as requested by supervisors.