Administrator
While an administrative job may initially appear to involve routine tasks such as answering phones and inputting data, there is a lot more to the role. Administrators play a major role in a variety of tasks to ensure teams are supported and customer inquiries are handled.
Administrator
Job Description & Responsibilities
Admin jobs vary significantly across different industries and companies. Despite this variety, common responsibilities often include:
- Writing and sending correspondence including emails and mail
- Drafting documents.
- Generating reports and organising data.
- Creating meeting agendas and taking notes.
- Supporting team members by answering calls and completing tasks
- Maintaining and updating CRM (Customer Relationship Management) systems.
- Organising meetings
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Administrator FAQ's
What Skills & Experience Do I Need?
Successful Administrators typically possess excellent communication skills, as the role involves interacting with individuals at various organisational levels. Adaptability is also essential, given the dynamic nature of the role where new tasks and responsibilities mean no two days are the same. Other useful skills include:
- Proficiency in computer applications for report generation and data entry.
- A good eye for detail.
- Ability to multitask.
- Strong listening and interpersonal skills
What's the Average Administrator Salary?
The average salary for an Administrator is between £25,000 - £28,000, although the figure can fluctuate depending on location and experience.
Administrators are needed by companies up and down the country and are constantly in demand.
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