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Receptionist / Social Media Agent / Appointment Setter

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Umhlanga, KwaZulu-Natal

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Job description

Aria Mobile Spa is looking for an all-rounder person that can handle customer enquiries, do some basic social media work and assist in setting appointments when needed.

This would suit a younger lady / student type person who has flexible hours available.

Experience is not essential - but some social media exposure/influence and good organizational skills would be advantageous.

This would be mostly an after-hours position.

Very generous remuneration structure.

Being able to start immediately would be preferred.

Kindly include at least 2 photos with your application as appearance/image is extremely important in our business.

Pay: R1 400,00 - R2 100,00 per day

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Umhlanga, KwaZulu-Natal

Found on Indeed · Posted 1 months ago · Last checked 1 months ago

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Found on Indeed · Posted 1 months ago