histórias de Receptionist

Working a front desk job couldn't lead to anything interesting in life-could it? This is my first story so don't bash me too much lmao

•New York Love• 18+! This is a love story of two work (friends) who fall deeply in love after a bit of a clash. But after they figure out what they both like, they come to terms with eahcother.

Several nights later, the new Infected Risers spread from the Camps near Los Angeles and head to New York, as the Zombies wreak further horror. As lesbian Zombie killers, Gretel and Kath hid out in a abandoned house, they're attacked by ravenous Risers, knowing that their very survival is threatened. The horrific sequel to the YA Zombie novel "Mania of the Zombies" by Robert Helliger. Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex references, some coarse language, and adult themes.

Maya escaped Room 313, but the ledger followed her. Now the hotel itself is changing-doors appearing where they shouldn't, whispers calling her name. The Collector isn't done. To stop him, Maya must find the original master key that created Room 313 in the first place. But some doors aren't meant to be unlocked...

Are you a working professional feeling a bit stuck in your current role, looking for a fresh start with real growth potential? If you've been eyeing a stable, in-demand career that offers a fantastic work-life balance, then becoming a dental receptionist might just be your calling. And guess what? Achieving that goal is more accessible than ever thanks to excellent dental receptionist courses online. One of the first questions on anyone's mind when considering a career change is, "What's the earning potential?" You'll be pleased to know that dental receptionists in Canada enjoy competitive salaries. While the average dental receptionist in Canada earns around $29,250 per year or $15 per hour, this can vary significantly based on experience, location, and the specific dental practice. Ready to chew on this opportunity? Learn more about the Dental Office Administration Diploma and how ABM College can help you achieve your career goals by visiting: https://www.abmcollege.com/courses/dental-office-administration-diploma

Your front desk team is the face of your practice. In addition to carrying out their basic dental receptionist duties, these folks are on the front line, serving as the first and last point of contact for your patients, which means they play a significant role in patient satisfaction and retention. Yet, for some reason, they are also among the most often overlooked employees. It may be a bit of an overstatement to say that your front desk team's ability to create and maintain a seamless and positive waiting room experience can make or break your practice, but not by much. In fact, despite the quality of the relationship a patient has with their dentist, if dealing with the receptionist is unpleasant, it could easily drive them to find another practice. One way to set your front office up for success is to address and help overcome some of the challenges this team faces on a day to day basis. If you're unaware of these challenges, here's a rundown to help bring you up to speed. Handling Busy Phones One of the most basic yet important dental receptionist duties is fielding phone calls from clients. Depending on the size of your practice, your front desk could be juggling dozens or even hundreds of calls a day. The challenge here lies not just in managing the phones effectively, but in doing so while also maintaining a high degree of etiquette. Training for time management and utilizing a phone script and/or a list of FAQs can be highly beneficial to your team and your practice as a whole. Likewise, offering other ways to book, reschedule or cancel appointments, such as an online system or scheduling app, can also help to lighten the load. For more details contact us today

CORPORATE DRONE (n.) A mindless robot for the corporation. Someone who has "sold out". Goes along with all management initiatives and enjoys repeating corporate "jokes" like "is it Friday yet", and "didn't you get the memo about the red shirt" Example: Aaron used to be cool. Ever since he sold out he's nothing but a corporate drone. Kinemortophobia is the fear of The Undead. No matter what you believe, zombies are real. And among us. Look into the eyes of any Corporate Drone and you will see...Their souls started dying the moment they set foot into their first cubicle. Confessions of a Corporate Drone was my self-prescribed therapy during my torturous stint in corporate America. Writing was cathartic and all too often was the only thing that got me through many days in that cubicle farm. I barely made it out with my brains and soul intact...

Its all a bit of a secret ?

☕️ (Y/n)(l/n) just got fired, & is scrambling for a new job. And when a random salesman from Dunder Mifflin strikes up a conversation with you at a coffee shop at 7am, do you respond back? Absolutely. or- Absolutely I do. Well, until the coffee gets bitter from a love confusion. ☕️ 🍪☕️STORY IS COMPLETED!☕️🍪 ⚠️Cussing⚠️