Can some make a GREAT, "objective" for my resume. I can't think of one, and I'm applying for receptionist work

Answer 1

An objective statement does not need to be creative to be great - it just needs to clearly state the specific position for which you are applying. You want to set the stage for the rest of your resume, not overpower it (or turn anyone off). In many cases, a company might have several positions open, and the objective statement helps them sort out who is applying for what.

So a 'great' objective could simply be:

Objective: A full-time position as ___ receptionist utilizing my people skills and office experience in a ___ environment.

You can fill in the blanks with specifics from the job to which you are applying.

for example, A full-time position as a medical receptionist utilizing my skills and office experience in a fast-paced environment. Or, a full-time position as a front-desk receptionist utilizing my skills and experience in a corporate environment.

Answer 2

A great objective would be to find an opportunity where you could have the ability to display your radiant personable attitude, and utilize it to brighten the clients day, and build a consistent positive first impression for your employer!

Answer 3

"To receive more people in my office than a hospital ER room does with
95% being happy with their experience."

Answer 4

what kind of office is it? medical, legal, etc? a little more info might help