Where to Find a Receptionist
Seeing as employment of receptionists is projected to grow 4% from 2019 to 2029 — about as fast as the average for all occupations — employers will benefit from posting their receptionist jobs on popular job boards to attract top candidates.
Find receptionists with our list of the top niche and general job posting sites. We've included paid and free options available to employers, as well as hiring resources for easily creating job postings and interview questions.
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Top Job Posting Sites For Hiring Receptionists:
Rank | Job Board | Pricing* |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | AdminCrossing | Free and paid options. |
| 2. | AdministrationJobs.com | From $299.00 /post. |
| 3. | iHireAdmin | From $299.00 /mo. |
| 4. | Indeed | Free and paid options. |
| 5. | Google for Jobs | Free. |
| 6. | ZipRecruiter | From $16.00 /day. |
| 7. | CareerBuilder | From $299.00 /mo. |
| 8. | Monster | Free and paid options. |
*Companies may offer discounted rates for monthly, annual, and bulk packages.
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FAQs:
What are the best sites for hiring receptionists?
Where can I find job descriptions for receptionists?
View our receptionist job description. We have over one hundred other job descriptions for administration and office support roles.
Where can I find interview questions for receptionists?
View our set of interview questions for receptionists. We have hundreds of other interview questions for administration and office support roles.
Where can I advertise receptionist jobs for free?
Most of the niche job posting sites will charge you something to post jobs, but general sites like Indeed and Google for Jobs offer free options.
How do I find a good receptionist?
You'll need to start by creating a great job description. Have a look at our job description template. Then, advertise your job posting on one or more of the top job posting sites for receptionists to attract the attention of potential candidates.