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Receptionist
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🇯🇵 Japan
Hybrid
2 months ago
- FLSA
- MS Office
- Outlook
- Avaya
2 months ago
Department/Practice Group: Receptionists
Reports To: Designated Supervisor (varies by office)
FLSA: Non-Exempt
EEO Classification: 50
AAP Classification: 5C
Census Code: 540
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GENERAL PURPOSE OF THE POSITION
Working under general supervision, the primary responsibilities of the Receptionist include,
but are not limited to: answering and directing telephone calls; meeting, greeting, assisting
and interacting with clients, vendors, Morgan Lewis personnel, job applicants and all other
guests; and responding to requests for general Firm information. Depending on the office, the
Receptionist may be responsible for conference room coordination.
PRIMARY FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Reception
ï‚· Answers and directs all incoming calls (internal and external), by operating a multiple
line switchboard
 Ascertains appropriate resources when caller’s contact person is unavailable
ï‚· Aids when caller has limited information
ï‚· Greets and assists clients and other visitors.
ï‚· Maintains visitor log
ï‚· Ensures reception area is well maintained and has a professional appearance
ï‚· Reports general maintenance issues to the appropriate office or building services
personnel
ï‚· Accepts, signs and logs all incoming mail and deliveries. Evaluates the priority
and assures delivery on a timely basis.
ï‚· Possesses knowledge and understanding of current Firm procedures regarding
documents served by the Courts and handles appropriately
ï‚· Provides a variety of administrative and clerical duties as necessary (e.g., prints
documents and air line tickets, makes copies, calls notaries, contacts travel
department, etc.)
 Demonstrates understanding of Firm’s emergency procedures i.e., fire, shelter-in-place, 911
calls and is able to respond appropriately in an emergency
ï‚· Reserves visitor rooms, arranges transportation and other services, as needed.
ï‚· Submits visitor names to building security
ï‚· Maintains building access and property pass systems; distributes cab vouchers
ï‚· Assists others with placing international calls (internally)
Conference Room Coordination
ï‚· Coordinates all room reservations or conference room needs at this location.
ï‚· Monitors conference room occupants and activity for any needs.
ï‚· Schedules internal and attorney/client meetings.
ï‚· Interacts with Audio Visual for special equipment needs.
ï‚· Works with Facilities for special room setup and breakdown.
ï‚· Coordinates vendors for food and beverage requirements.
ï‚· Double checks room reservation calendar to ensure no room duplication exists.
ï‚· Tracks room usage by client matter number for billing purposes and return of abandoned
possessions.
ï‚· Opens e-mails daily and send confirmations for every room request.
ï‚· Recognizes when priority situation needs special accommodation and involves a room
change.
ï‚· Books multiple recurring meetings for the year (recurring weekly, monthly or yearly).
ï‚· Answers all calls and addresses emergency room requirements on a daily basis.
 Screens unauthorized personnel entering the conference area and knows firm’s policies
for floor access for non-employees.
ï‚· Possesses knowledge of firm policy regarding security after hours at the Conference
Center.
ï‚· Orders stationary supplies i.e., directions, job applications, forms, etc.
ï‚· Resolves and/or escalate equipment issues
ï‚· Performs general administrative and clerical duties, as necessary.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES: none
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
This job requires a high school diploma, or equivalency and, minimum of 5 years of work
experience. One (1) year of receptionist experience or, equivalent combination of education
and experience.
OTHER QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS:
To perform the job successfully, an individual must demonstrate the following knowledge
skills and abilities:
ï‚· Technical Skills
ï‚· Teamwork
ï‚· Professional demeanor
ï‚· Organizational skills
 Written and oral communication skills – English & Japanese
ï‚· Attention to detail, including neatness and accuracy
ï‚· Ability to interact effectively with all personnel, clients, visitors, vendors, etc.
ï‚· Ability to follow instructions and procedures and to work under minimal
supervision
ï‚· Ability to exercise discretion and judgment
ï‚· Ability to prioritize multiple tasks
ï‚· Ability to work well under pressure
ï‚· Ability to adapt to change and balance competing demands
ï‚· Ability to read and comprehend simple instructions, brief correspondence and memos.
Ability to write simple correspondence. Ability to effectively present routine
information in one-on-one or small group situations.
ï‚· Basic arithmetic skills (add, subtract, multiply, divide all units of measure)
ï‚· Ability to carry out detailed, but uninvolved written or oral instructions and deal with
problems in routine situations
COMPUTER SKILLS
To perform this job successfully, an individual must have a basic knowledge of office
equipment and be proficient in the following software:
ï‚· Document Management: MS-Office Word
ï‚· Communications: Outlook eMail, Office Communicator,
Internet Explorer, Avaya, SoftConsole, Resource
Scheduler
CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS: none required
PHYSICAL DEMANDS
ï‚· While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to sit and may
occasionally be required to move about. The employee is also regularly required to use a
computer, involving substantial movements of the wrists, hands and fingers. The
employee is also required to regularly communicate with others.
ï‚· Specific vision abilities required by this job include: close vision and ability to adjust
focus.
WORK ENVIRONMENT
ï‚· The noise level in the work environment is usually moderate.
ï‚· This job may require occasional overtime.
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