Job Vacamcy At Hartfield Limited

Hartfield Limited is a dynamic and result-orientated Executive Search & Selection company which takes a uniquely personal and holistic approach to identifying and fulfilling clients’ and candidates’ requirements and objectives.

Hartfield Limited is recruiting to fill the position of:

Office Manager

Job Description:

Having operated a successful legal practice in the United Kingdom for many years, a successful private law firm is currently seeking an experienced and highly competent Office Manager to oversee the efficient running of their newly opened office in Lekki, Lagos. The ideal candidate for this role will be a young and dynamic individual with exceptional organisation skills who will be expected to fulfil responsibilities including but not limited to the following: Managing the daily affairs of the practice and creating office policies and procedures. Handling all incoming enquiries via telephone and e-mail. Providing direct administrative and executive support to the Managing Partner. Monitoring, measuring and reporting on operational issues, opportunities and development plans. Networking alongside the Managing Partner to secure new business.

Person Specification:

2+ years of experience as an Office Manager/Personal Assistant/Legal Assistant would be an advantage A minimum of second class (2:2) degree from a reputable University is essential Knowledge of legal terms and procedures will be considered advantageous High level of computer literacy

Personal Qualities

Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills Excellent problem solving skills Good numerical skills Attention to detail Integrity Strong problem-solving skills

Method of Application

If you would like to find out more about this excellent opportunity, contact Toyin Omotosho in confidence on: toyin@hartfieldltd.com

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