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Job Description of a Secretary for a Landscaping Company
A secretary for a landscaping company provides an important link between her company and its clients. Secretaries for landscaping companies help set up work orders and are often responsible for billing and light bookkeeping as well.
Basics
Secretaries for landscaping companies answer phones, fax documents, keep track of invoices and may even update the company's website. Some even track the delivery of supplies, such as lawn and tree care materials, and make sure they are in good condition.
Skills
Secretaries for landscaping companies are no different from those in other fields. They need to be skilled typists, as well as professional, courteous and organized. They also should have at least a basic understanding of grammar, math and computers.
Background
Most secretaries of landscaping companies typically hold entry-level positions, meaning they learn on the job. A high school diploma may be a requirement.
Prospects
Employment of non-executive secretaries, such as those who work in the landscaping field, are expected to grow by 11 percent through 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Earnings
Secretaries earned a median annual salary of more than $31,110 in May 2020, according to the BLS.
Receptionists salary
- Top 10% Annual Salary: More than $45,150 ($21.71/hour)
- Median Annual Salary: $31,110 ($14.96/hour)
- Bottom 10% Annual Salary: Less than $22,030 ($10.59/hour)
References
Writer
Sam Amico is a reporter for NBA.com and worked as a writer and editor at daily newspapers for more than a decade, covering everything from rock concerts to college football to courts and crime. He attended Kent State University and is the author of the book, "A Basketball Summer." He also is the co-host of a nationally-syndicated television show, "The Wine & Gold Zone."
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