What's the job like as an administrative secretary?

I'll tell you about it, but according to different enterprises, units and companies, the job content is somewhat different.

State-owned enterprises and ordinary formal enterprises may have relatively fixed work contents, including: reception, office sanitation, official document writing (the most commonly used are notices, letters, replies, reports, circulars, meeting minutes, and if your enterprise is formal, there are fixed templates for compiling repeated faxes), document receiving and dispatching, signing and reading, document uploading and distributing, etc. If you are a secretary, that's all you can do. If administrative responsibilities are also taken into account, more efforts may be made in administrative management.

Generally, the things that private enterprises may do are very complicated, and it is very likely that there will be business-related things. Other bosses want you to do everything you can by yourself. Of course, some bosses are very nice and do their jobs well.

Administrative secretary, this concept can be big or small, depending on management level, job requirements and job content.

If the position requires only 2 or 3 years of work experience, directly under the office.

With all due respect, let's be office clerks.

The secretary is nothing more than getting in touch with the outside world. It is better to hand over business cards.

Especially in the current economic situation, office administration, a low-tech position, is highly competitive.

A big company with a good brand can give below-average treatment and choose a good candidate.

The salary of this position is 1500-5000.

If it is the headquarters of a group company, it may be relatively high, with an average of about 3K.