Patient Service Representative salaries in Manila, Philippines

Curious. How would someone pivot back into doing receptionist work after more than 5 years spent in a higher position? It seems that interviewers can't get past what the last job was, even though it is no longer relevant to the job seeker, and that person is experienced in front reception work, and the sedentary role would be perfect for that applying person.

Okay, I need some advice. I am currently in college getting my degree in accounting/ business. I want to become a CPA. The only problem is that when it comes to jobs where I could start gaining experience, I have no clue where to start. I have applied to a few jobs as a front desk receptionist at a bank or something along those lines. Does anyone know where I should start or even look? I could really use the help.

I’ve worked the last 3 years with Substance Use Disorder clients as an Admissions Coordinator/Reception Lead, with 10+ years overall in public-facing roles. I’m burned out from constant direct customer service and looking to transition into a behind-the-scenes position. Interested in warehouse, shipping/receiving, mail processing, packaging, or similar work. I’m reliable, learn quickly, easy to train, and can handle physical work. Seeking advice on making the switch. Any input is welcome!

I’ve worked the last 3 years with Substance Use Disorder clients as an Admissions Coordinator/Reception Lead, with 10+ years overall in public-facing roles. I’m burned out from constant direct customer service and looking to transition into a behind-the-scenes position. Interested in warehouse, shipping/receiving, mail processing, packaging, or similar work. I’m reliable, learn quickly, easy to train, and can handle physical work. Seeking advice on making the switch. Any input is welcome!