[Intro Paragraph] We recommend that you start your data entry operator job description with a paragraph introducing job seekers to your company and providing information about what it’s like to work there. This is a great opportunity to set your position apart from the crowd by communicating what makes your company a great place to work. Be creative, but also be authentic: avoid stretching the truth and setting unrealistic expectations for potential applicants.
Data Entry Operator Job Responsibilities:
Prepares, compiles, and sorts documents for data entry.
Verifies and logs receipt of data.
Transcribes source data into the required electronic format.
Transfers information from paper formats into computer files using keyboards, data recorders, or optical scanners.
Performs high-volume data entry using word processing, spreadsheet, database, or other computer software.
Verifies integrity of data by comparing it to source documents.
Reviews data for errors, missing pages, or missing information and resolves any discrepancies.
Maintains a filing system and protects confidential customer information.
Performs regular backups to ensure data preservation.
Responds to requests to retrieve data from the database or electronic filing system.
Uses basic office equipment (photocopy machine, facsimile machine, etc.)
Maintains a satisfactory level of quality and productivity per department standards.
Completes additional assigned tasks as required.
[Work Hours & Benefits] This is where you can tell potential applicants about benefits and working hours. It’s also a good idea to note things like schedule flexibility and paid time off. Don’t forget to list any available perks or benefits that can help make your job description stand out, such as career advancement opportunities, skills training, or bonuses. The best job descriptions detail not just what will be expected from employees, but also what will be provided by employers