Situations Vacant Situations Vacant SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST SOFTWARE SUPPLIES (N.Z.) LTD, the N.Z. distributor for Atari Computers, is looking for a Secretary/Receptionist to start work immediately in our refurbished Cashel Street premises. This is a new sole charge position, assisting the two Directors of the company and includes telepone answering, word processing, photcopying, and computer data entry. We would prefer someone who is methodical and reliable, with strong secretarial ability, able to work unsupervised, and with above average educational qualifications. Word processing and computer data entry experience is essential, as well as a current driver’s licence, and some general knowledge about computers' would be an advantage. The person we are looking for, will be paid a good salary, and enjoy good working conditions. Please apply in writing to: SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST, SOFTWARE SUPPLIES N.Z. LTD, P.O. BOX 865, CHRISTCHURCH. We will require at least one reference.
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Press, 29 July 1989, Page 39
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