At a store, you pay the cashier $20.00 for your $13.95 purchase. the cash register is malfunctioning, so the clerk calculates your change in his head. he gives you $5 and a nickel: a dollar short of the correct amount. you don't interpret the incident as getting deliberately shortchanged but rather as an example of the clerk's

administrative jobs normally have someone answering phone calls and scheduling appointments, filing patient or customer information, making sure the front of the office looks nice to those who enter the building. administrative jobs can also include making sure the manager has everything they need for meetings, making delivers and much more. administrative jobs are important to most businesses as are customer service focused as they are often one of the first impressions a consumer sees of a business.

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