Office Technician/Entry Level (On-Site Napa, CA)

Company: California Department of State Hospitals
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This is an equal opportunity employer looking for candidates with enviable organizational and communication skills as well as a minimum typing speed as designated by the accompanying link. Applicants will be typing correspondence, distributing mail, maintaining filing systems, and utilizing office equipment for various purposes.

Administrative Assistant/Entry Level (On-Site Santa Ynez, CA)

Company: Chumash Enterprises
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Responsibilities for this full-time opportunity will concern greeting/directing visitors, distributing packages/mail, scheduling appointments, answering phone calls, and performing data entry. Ideal candidates will be effective organizers, possess one year of prior administrative experience, and be proficient using Microsoft Office Suite.

Administrative Assistant

Company: Crown Bookkeeping

This is a part-time role looking for applicants who are strong multitaskers, organized, and strong communicators. Experience with Outlook, Adobe Reader, Word, and Excel desired. Responsibilities include managing schedules, answering phone calls, maitaining records, scanning documents, billing, payroll, data entry, etc. Benefits include paid time off. Apply here!

What I Did Today

Today, we researched Beneficial State Bank as a class in preparation for mock interviews next week. I think it was helpful to understand the company’s values because it ties my interview answers to the specific job I would be practicing an interview with. I had time to work more on my interview written responses and notes, including ideas for questions to ask the interview, with help from classmates. We ended by practicing interview questions as a group and I am feeling much more confident about the interview process after many weeks of training.

What I Did Today

Today I did some research for Beneficial state Bank. I was told that some representatives from that company will be coming next Wednesday for interview practice. Afterwards I worked on my resume. To conclude, I practiced some interview questions. These questions are challenging, but I feel like they make you think and practice compression skills which are important. As I previously mentioned in a post the more we practice, the more we improve.