Receptionist

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Overview This role is for a Receptionist within the Mpumalanga Department of Economic Development and Tourism, specifically at their Head Office in Mbombela. The position offers a salary of R201 093 per annum (Level 04). What you will do * Attend to all incoming and outgoing telephone calls. * Direct calls to the relevant official/office. * Render onsite and online receptionist services. * Proper maintenance of equipment and telephonic calls. * Maintain the telephone directory for the Office. * Receive and re-route incoming mail and packages. * Ensure no visitor proceeds to offices without first verifying with the relevant office and signing in. * Maintain the cleanliness and order of the reception area. Requirements (from the original advert) * Grade 12 certificate. * Must be prepared to work autonomously and under pressure. * Essential knowledge of Batho Pele principles, operation of telecommunication system, and front office etiquette. * Skills in problem-solving, communication, computer literacy, and customer orientation. Who should apply Candidates with a Grade 12 certificate who are prepared to work autonomously and under pressure. Applicants should possess essential knowledge of Batho Pele principles, the operation of a telecommunication system, and front office etiquette. The ideal candidate will also have problem-solving, communication, computer literacy, and customer orientation skills. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/mpumalanga-department-of-economic-development-and-tourism-vacancies-dpsa-circular-37-of-22026#spani-ref-dedt-2026-27-21 Source: govpage

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