The text describes the various skills and responsibilities associated with being a good receptionist and office assistant. These include excellent communication, organization, time management, and customer service skills. Receptionists also may need to perform tasks such as answering phone calls, greeting visitors, and maintaining a clean and tidy office. Remote receptionists also handle phone calls and often screen calls before transferring them to the appropriate party. Key skills for receptionists include technical skills, time management, soft skills, and relationship-building skills. In the context of the medical field, it is important for receptionists and marketing staff to work together effectively. A successful receptionist resume should highlight skills such as quick learning, resourcefulness, self-motivation, and proficiency in multiple forms of media. Employers may also prefer candidates with an interest in digital marketing. Reception and admin work may involve tasks such as welcoming visitors, explaining services, and performing general office tasks including printing, photocopying, scanning, and filing.