Receptionist

Job Title Receptionist Job Description Summary The Receptionist serves as the first point of contact for employees, guests, and vendors, delivering a consistently professional, welcoming, and service-oriented experience. This role is responsible for managing front desk operations, ensuring smooth visitor access, and maintaining a polished and secure lobby environment. With a strong focus on hospitality, communication, and operational support, the Receptionist plays a key role in shaping the daily workplace experience. In addition to greeting and directing visitors, the Receptionist oversees badging processes, answers and routes calls, supports onsite events, and assists with general office logistics. The role requires strong organizational skills, emotional intelligence, and the ability to multitask in a fast-paced, high-visibility setting. Collaboration with Facilities, Security, and Workplace teams is essential to uphold safety standards and ensure service excellence across all front-of-house operations.

Key Relationships External relationships: Employees, guests, vendors, contractors, and building management. Internal relationships: Workplace team, Facilities, Security, HR, and senior leadership.

Warmly greet and direct all visitors, ensuring a welcoming and professional experience from arrival to departure. Maintain a polished and organized front desk and lobby environment, ensuring cleanliness, order, and adherence to safety standards. Provide accurate information and wayfinding support; escort guests when appropriate. Ensure all individuals entering the building are properly badged and authorized. Issue and track temporary badges using visitor management systems; support badging processes for new hires, contractors, and employees. Answer and route incoming calls professionally, using standard scripts and escalation protocols. Monitor general inboxes or communication platforms to ensure timely responses. Support onsite events including coordination, setup, catering, and attendee management. Ensure lobby monitors display relevant content (e.g., meetings, events, birthdays, work anniversaries). Collaborate with Workplace Experience leadership on hospitality programming and initiatives. Proactively identify and report maintenance or service needs to ensure a high-quality front-of-house experience. Receive and triage incoming USPS mail and packages; coordinate courier services. Maintain awareness of Lost & Found and luggage management policies; support tracking and return processes. Perform general office duties including data entry, inventory checks, document prep, and logistics support. Facilitate office tours and assist internal clients with logistics needs. Serve as a cultural ambassador for the workplace, ensuring every interaction reflects the organization’s values of professionalism. Support executives and VIPs with meeting setup, catering, and supply coordination. Collaborate with Security to monitor front-of-house spaces and report concerns. Perform opening/closing tasks, stock supplies, and complete requests with initiative. Assist with special projects as requested. Knowledge & Experience Strong understanding of front desk operations, hospitality, and workplace logistics. Familiarity with visitor management systems, Microsoft Office Suite, and workplace communication platforms. Knowledge of building layouts, meeting room configurations, and key personnel. Ability to read and follow detailed instructions and standard operating procedures. Key Competencies Communication Proficiency (oral and written) Customer Focus and Emotional Intelligence Team Orientation and Collaboration Multi-Tasking and Organizational Skills Initiative and Problem Solving Professionalism and Discretion Attention to Detail Adaptability and Composure in High-Visibility Environments REQUIRED EDUCATION High School Diploma or GED required College degree preferred or equivalent experience in hospitality,