Greeting visitors: A front desk clerk is often the first person a visitor sees when they enter a building. They should be welcoming and professional.

Managing appointments: Front desk clerks may schedule appointments and reservations.

Handling phone calls: They may answer phones and direct calls to the appropriate person or department.

Providing information: They may provide information about company services, policies, and procedures.

Maintaining the front desk: They may keep the front desk and lobby clean, organized, and tidy.

Handling mail and packages: They may manage incoming and outgoing mail and packages.

Supporting administrative tasks: They may perform tasks such as filing, photocopying, and data entry.

Collaborating with colleagues: They may work with colleagues to ensure seamless coordination across departments.