They found the building and walked down a long hall to a lobby, with a glassed-in receptionist, and then into a small, empty conference room, where they signed copies of a possibly meaningless lease and made small talk with an Arwen representative.
In January, when I checked in, a receptionist named Sherri Ross asked if I had arrived for the public hearing on the Energy Fuels mill.
On arrival for check in receptionists gave all eligible patients the GPAQ questionnaire and requested patients to complete it after seeing the doctor and to deposit the questionnaire in a sealed envelope in a box at the reception desk.
(R4) The shift in receptionists' views of their job from having to act as a barrier to GP appointments (prior to the introduction of AA) to becoming facilitators of choice for patients in provision of appointments (with the introduction of AA) and greater control over their working day increased their sense of job satisfaction as indicated by a receptionist:.
Waiters in cafes, receptionists in hotels and ticket-sellers in theatres agreed, too.
Such were the challenges for women entering the workforce in the pre-feminist era, Groth suggests in "The Receptionist: An Education at the New Yorker".
After unzipping it and seeing a pink blanket, but not the baby, she left it in a receptionist's office and went off to a meeting.
The last time I visited the auto industry there, the leaders had extremely thick necks and musclemen with machine guns stood guard in the receptionist's office.
The society was instrumental in providing Ms. Berry with transportation and networking, which led her to find work in October as a receptionist in Manhattan.
