Receptionist

Ferguson Superstore · Broken Arrow, OK

Full-timeRetailPosted Jul 9, 2026
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Ferguson Superstore is looking for a professional and welcoming full-time receptionist to join our team.This position will manage the front-end, reception area, and will be responsible for creating a positive impression of our company by answering incoming calls and greeting visitors in a positive a

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