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Pengiklan Anonim in Jakarta Selatan seeks a General Assistant fluent in Mandarin and Indonesian to support administrative tasks and direct coordination with management.
Responsibilities include managing schedules and travel, organizing meetings and minutes, translating documents, accompanying management in meetings, coordinating with internal and external partners, and safeguarding confidential information while supporting research and project coordination.
We are seeking a General Assistant fluent in Mandarin and Indonesian to support administrative needs, business communication, and direct coordination with management.
Key responsibilities:
Manage schedules, business travel, meetings, meeting minutes, and follow-up on meeting decisions
Prepare, translate, review, and archive business documents in Mandarin and Indonesian
Accompany management in business meetings, negotiations, and company activities as a translator
Coordinate communication between management, internal departments, and external parties
Monitor progress of tasks assigned by management and ensure timely follow-up
Handle confidential company documents and information
Support research activities, reporting, and project coordination as needed
About you
Minimum Bachelor's degree in any field; degrees in Secretarial Studies, Business Management, or Languages preferred
Fluent in Mandarin and Indonesian, both spoken and written
Minimum 2 years of experience as an Executive Assistant, Senior Assistant, Executive Secretary, or similar position
Strong communication, coordination, translation, and business document writing skills
Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
Able to work under pressure, maintain confidentiality, and handle multiple priorities simultaneously
Willing to undertake business travel if required
Quarterly performance-based incentive bonus according to company policy
Annual bonus for permanent employees according to company policy and performance