1. University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA • Private
In-State Tuition
$55,584
Enrollment
10,764
As a control clerk, your job consists of several managerial and office duties, together with the sustenance of the business archive, replying to phone calls, and handling the related assignment. Your duties also consist of organizing and supporting project crew colleagues to settle data problems and procedures. This is because your job is to ensure the enterprise's effectiveness by supporting the preservation and value of work.
You have to be more attentive to details and generate and sustain registering structure and computer arch for all record reserves in the record control center. You are also required to promote interaction between other departments to efficiently give clients their satisfaction. Furthermore, you must maintain a precise registration of investments, employ computerized information structures, material apparatus, and written protocols and examples.
As a control clerk, you must have either a bachelor's degree or an associate degree, based on the employer's discretion. You must also display certain skills like good organizational, client service, and communication skills. You must pay attention to details. A control clerk earns an average of $28,435 per year in the United States, which is $13.67 per hour.
