Receptionist Day

May 14, Wednesday

Receptionists' Day is celebrated annually on the second Wednesday of May. Its goal is to highlight the importance of the work done by receptionists and administrative staff, who are often the "face" of any company.

History of the Holiday
Receptionists' Day was established in 1991 by the National Receptionists Association. The main idea is to thank receptionists for their contribution to creating a friendly and professional atmosphere in offices.

Why is Receptionists' Day important?
Receptionists play a key role in a company:
- They create the first impression of the company.
- They manage the flow of clients and visitors.
- They assist in organizing meetings and schedules.
- They often handle internal communication between departments.

How is this day celebrated?
Traditional ways to celebrate Receptionists' Day include:
- Giving thank-you letters or cards.
- Gifts: flowers, café vouchers, small souvenirs.
- Organizing small corporate events or coffee breaks.
- Public acknowledgments during corporate meetings.

Interesting Facts
- In some companies, receptionists are also honored as part of the broader Administrative Professionals Week.
- In many countries, the receptionist profession is considered one of the most stressful, making the recognition of their work especially important.

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Receptionist Day in other years

2022 May 10, Tuesday
2023 May 11, Thursday
2024 May 8, Wednesday
2026 May 13, Wednesday

Receptionist Day in other countries