| Many people think that being a company | | | | without any hiccups. For example, a secretary |
| secretary is exactly like being a receptionist, but | | | | would be sent to pick up supplies for a |
| that is not true. There are definitely some | | | | presentation, or go to a conference room and |
| similarities, but being a company secretary is | | | | make sure everything is working right for their |
| different than being a receptionist in many ways. | | | | boss. A secretary would also be asked to deposit |
| For those of you looking for company secretary | | | | money and pick up work related items from |
| jobs, this is a must read! | | | | other locations. A receptionist cannot travel and |
| The main difference between being a secretary | | | | do these things as they are there to man the |
| as opposed to being a receptionist is responsibility. | | | | phone at all times. |
| For example, a receptionist is mainly hired to be a | | | | Company secretaries get paid about $12-$14 |
| nice meet and greet for the phones and the | | | | dollars an hour and there are many company |
| clients that come into the office. A secretary is | | | | secretary jobs available even during this recession. |
| expected to do this as well, but they are also | | | | The market is bouncing back and more |
| primarily responsible for the schedule of their boss | | | | employers are hiring to fill the positions they had |
| and must carry out any errands that the boss | | | | to let go earlier in the year. These types of jobs |
| needs done to make sure work can be done | | | | are rewarding and are definitely worth looking into. |