how much does a receptionist make an hour?

Answer 1

around $10. depends on what company and how much you're responsible for. but usually around $8-12

Answer 2

Median hourly earnings of receptionists and information clerks in May 2004 were $10.50. The middle 50 percent earned between $8.62 and $12.88. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $7.21, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $15.53. Median hourly earnings in the industries employing the largest number of receptionists and information clerks in May 2004 are shown below:

Offices of dentists $12.37
General medical and surgical hospitals 11.07
Offices of physicians 10.92
Employment services 10.28
Personal care services 8.16

In 2005, the Federal Government typically paid salaries ranging from $22,937 to $27,818 a year to beginning receptionists with a high school diploma or 6 months of experience. The average annual salary for all receptionists employed by the Federal Government was about $29,185 in 2005.

Answer 3

I'm make just a little over $11.00 bucks an hour. It depends though, I've worked for temp services that only paid $9.50 an hour! Most though in my opinion $10-12 an hour, I hope you get the higher price!!

Answer 4

It varies, of course, but in any given company, a receptionist makes the LEAST of anyone......except maybe the illegal alien janitors.

Answer 5

depends on what all the receptionist is required to do, the amount of experience the reception has, and the amount of skill/proficiency the receptionist has while doing his/her job