What does an Administrative Manager do?
Also known as an “office manager,” an administrative manager oversees the administrative operations of a business or organization. An administrative manager may supervise administrative personnel within an office, such as receptionists, filing clerks, secretaries, or executive assistants. He or she may also be the sole person that provides administrative support to a particular division, department, or business or organization as a whole. In addition to performing general administrative tasks such as filing, data entry, correspondence, scheduling appointments and meetings, and fielding queries, an administrative manager is typically responsible for implementing and managing a business or organization’s administrative systems. This type of management may include such responsibilities as procuring and managing the budget for office supplies, implementing the business or organization’s filing and documentation retrieval systems, overseeing the operation of office equipment such as photoco
