How much can an administrative assistant or receptionist expect to earn per week?
I posted a "Looking for Work" ad on Facebook and be contacted by a staffing coordinator who asked for my salary expectations. The integer I gave her be $225 per week. Is this too much, too little, or just right?
Answers: Hey Rio
Don't supply yourself short. You're too smart for that, especially if it's full time. I "heard" you speak enough to know you can start at smallest with $9-10/hour. If you know Word and Excel ask for a moment or two more. You can always play it nontoxic and say it's redeemable, or ask them to test your skills first and next talk money. I'd try to "sell" myself first, receive the interview and then discuss gross. I hate using that "sell" when it comes to the self... but that's how it is ill-fatedly.
If you really like the chore, take it. You can other move up. If I were your age again, I'd try really rugged to work in a college setting. You may start low, but, you can move up - or sideways, you're other around some form of intelligent life... and, the benefits are suitable. Also, many will salary for a huge chunk of your tuition. Not that you need it, I know. But, you can other use that money dad saved for you to put it down for an apartment.
Good luck!
It is much smaller amount than we pay but it depends on your city. We reimburse ours 13.50 per hour.
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Answers: Hey Rio
Don't supply yourself short. You're too smart for that, especially if it's full time. I "heard" you speak enough to know you can start at smallest with $9-10/hour. If you know Word and Excel ask for a moment or two more. You can always play it nontoxic and say it's redeemable, or ask them to test your skills first and next talk money. I'd try to "sell" myself first, receive the interview and then discuss gross. I hate using that "sell" when it comes to the self... but that's how it is ill-fatedly.
If you really like the chore, take it. You can other move up. If I were your age again, I'd try really rugged to work in a college setting. You may start low, but, you can move up - or sideways, you're other around some form of intelligent life... and, the benefits are suitable. Also, many will salary for a huge chunk of your tuition. Not that you need it, I know. But, you can other use that money dad saved for you to put it down for an apartment.
Good luck!
It is much smaller amount than we pay but it depends on your city. We reimburse ours 13.50 per hour.