Tally Clerk
Feature way Accounting and book keeping
Total years of experience :11 years, 2 Months
Respond to telephone, email, walk-in and website contact form inquiries from existing community members, prospective residents, management, vendors and other constituents
• Handle minor financial transactions for the office, such as collecting rental payments and deposits, issuing receipts and purchasing needed supplies
• Collect, process and distribute incoming mail as well as compose and send correspondence for other office staf
f • Data entry (sales figures, property listings etc.)
• General office management such as ordering stationary
• Providing administration support to Sales Reps, Property Managers and Senior Management
1.Insert customer and account data by inputting text based and numerical information from source documents within time limits
2.Compile, verify accuracy and sort information according to priorities to prepare source data for computer entry
3.Review data for deficiencies or errors, correct any incompatibilities if possible and check output
4.Apply data program techniques and procedures
5.Generate reports, store completed work in designated locations and perform backup operations
Keep information confidential
Calculate insurance premiums or awards
Code data from records
Distribute correspondence or mail
Examine files or documents to obtain information
Fill out business or government forms
Follow contract, property, or insurance laws
Interview customers
Maintain insurance records
Maintain inventory of office forms
Maintain records, reports, or files
Mmaintain telephone logs
Obtain information from individuals
Provide customer service
Recommend claim action
Review data on insurance applications or policies
Review insurance policies to determine appropriate coverage
Review records for completeness
Search legal records
Take messages
transcribe spoken or written information
type letters or correspondence
use computers to enter, access or retrieve data
The major in economics provides the student with an understanding of economic problems and institutions, and with the analytical tools to apply this knowledge to contemporary problems. The program is designed for students desiring a career in business, government, international agencies or multinational corporations; and for those planning graduate study in economics, business, law, public administration, urban studies or international relations.