Hiring For Back Office Executive

About the job This job is sourced from a job board. Learn More We are looking to hire an experienced back office executive to join our busy back office team. As a back office executive, you will be reporting to the back office manager and assisting with various administrative duties. This includes data management, project processing, market research, data analysis, finances, and administrative duties.   To ensure success as a back office executive, you should have extensive experience in office management, the ability to work as part of a team, and the ability to respond quickly to requests from management. Ultimately, a top-class back office executive works quickly and efficiently to provide reliable support for management and the front office team.   Back Office Executive Responsibilities   Performing market research.   Gathering and processing research data.   Performing basic admin duties including printing, sending emails, and ordering office supplies.   Assisting and coordinating with the sales team.   Assisting the Front Office team.   Assisting with inventory control.   Organizing staff meetings and updating calendars.   Processing company receipts, invoices, and bills.   Assisting and supporting management.   Other Details   Salary-18,000/- to 35,000/-   Required Experience-0 To 10   Minimum Age-18   Back Office Executive Requirements   Bachelors degree in business administration or similar field.   12th,Graduate,Diploma,B.Tech,MBA,BHM,PGDM   Work Department-Operation,   Work Industry-Manufacturing.Power Plant,Oil and Gas,Constructions,Finance,Banking,IT   Skills-Knowledge of computer operating systems and MS Office software.   Basic knowledge of financial and accounting software.   for more clarification contact to this number- 9971901371   Also send Your Resume- rvr.3053@gmail.com   Regards   HR Placement Team   This job is provided by Shine.com

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