It depends on the job you are doing. Secretaries have the job of typing up documents for the boss, arranging appointments, recording minutes for meetings, writing reports, send out letters to customers or other companies, managing databases, creating spreadsheets, writing memos, making and answering telephone calls and so on.
Other office-based jobs include data entry clerks (entering and managing data on a database), accountants (managing accounts), solicitors and many more. Receptionists are usually quite busy, as they have jobs such as greeting visitors, answering the phone, operating the switchboard, helping customers to arrange appointments.
Other small tasks in office work involve photo-copying, filing documents, word processing, interact with customers over the phone, using the Internet (emailing) and so on.
Other office-based jobs include data entry clerks (entering and managing data on a database), accountants (managing accounts), solicitors and many more. Receptionists are usually quite busy, as they have jobs such as greeting visitors, answering the phone, operating the switchboard, helping customers to arrange appointments.
Other small tasks in office work involve photo-copying, filing documents, word processing, interact with customers over the phone, using the Internet (emailing) and so on.