Question 1: What qualifications do you need to be an office clerk and what application software do you need to learn? Office clerks should master some office software, such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint. There are tutorials online that you can learn. It's simple. There are also sending and receiving faxes, answering phones and daily office affairs. It's nothing difficult. It's just a trivial matter. As long as you are careful and diligent, there will be no problem. I'm also an office manager. You can ask me if you don't understand anything.

Question 2: What office software do clerks need to master skillfully? The following actions are recommended:

First, I can type, the speed is not less than 50/ min, and generally 80/ min is almost the same. Of course, the sooner the better.

The second is the basic operating applications of the operating system, such as deleting, copying, creating and printing. . . The other operations are mainly to learn WINDOWS XP, which is still widely used in factories and enterprises. Even if some people use WINDOWS 7 system, they can cope with the use of WIN7 after learning WINXP.

Third, office software.

It is recommended to study the 2007 edition, and the latest edition is 20 13. However, due to copyright and computer accessories, factories or enterprises generally use version 2007 and below, and a few will use version 2007 and above, so learning the high version, many functions are not available on the low version of the computer. Unless you enter some large enterprises, such as national enterprises, you only need to learn two components of OFFICE, WORD and EXCEL. Generally speaking, you can typeset some words and make some tables. If you have time, you can also learn PowerPoint, which is called the Three Musketeers in office software. Other components are rarely used in clerical positions.

4. Internet applications, such as basic web browser operation and some chat software. At present, QQ is the most commonly used chat software. It is common to know how to send and receive e-mail. You also need to know some small software, such as decompression software, picture viewing software, PDF viewing software and so on. These are silly little softwares, which are not difficult to use.

Five, the use of office equipment, this point to the actual operation of the work place, it is not difficult, after several times of understanding, generally is to learn some practical applications such as fax machines, photocopiers, multi-function phones and so on.

Sixth, the sixth point is why it is recommended to learn the low version of the software introduced above instead of the high version. This is because the lower version of the software has lower requirements for computer hardware configuration, and the cost of upgrading to the higher version is also higher, which is the cost that factories and enterprises are unwilling to bear. So at present, most of the software used by factories and enterprises is a lower version, and the lower version can also meet the requirements of enterprises. Another reason is that the higher version can basically support all the functions of the lower version, but it is counterproductive.

7. This point 7 is a suggestion, which I personally think is very pertinent. The position of clerk does not need to know very advanced professional skills. It is generally enough to know the basic operation of the computer and the commonly used software introduced above. I suggest that you have time to recharge yourself during your work and learn some promising professional skills in other fields, because clerks are actually a career of eating youth, and it is difficult to find a job once they change careers when they are old.

Question 3: What computer programs do clerks usually learn? Clerks with 5 points are generally above high school education, proficient in office software and experienced!

The key is that general companies must have experience in recruitment. If you say you have no experience, you are out.

Besides, everyone should welcome fresh graduates, regardless of age, education and experience, and that's all: insurance, intermediary, purse and tailoring.

I suggest you know more about what clerks do, such as office software. In addition, you can learn about HR. During the interview, you can say that you used to work as a clerk in a small unit, because clerks are actually similar. Just don't be too fake, the regular interviewer will get to the bottom of it, so as not to expose your flaws.

About the work of the staff.

Learn office automation, like office work, clerks learn to use printers and fax machines, and pay attention to the art of speaking on the phone. This is what I deeply realized. Hehe, I should take everything seriously, even if it is a very simple thing. I usually just make forms, make phone calls, send faxes, and then prepare for meetings ... In fact, you just need to be modest and ask other colleagues well, no.

Question 4: What software do you need to learn as a clerk? Office software refers to software that can do word processing, table making, slide making, graphic image processing, simple database processing and so on. Including Microsoft Office series, Jinshan WPS series and Yongzhong Office series. Commonly used are WORD processing (Word), table making (EXCEL) and slide making (POWERPOINT).

The following is the download address of OFFICE20 10 in :pan.baidu/. ..187118 (including activation tools).

Question 5: What major should a clerk study first? To be a clerk, you must first learn the basic operation of office software, then take the initiative in your work and learn from others with an open mind. It's easier to grow. It's good to be a clerk in human resources department, engineering department and marketing department, and I can learn a lot.

Question 6: What software do you need to download from the computer to learn to be a clerk, the basic office software word ex ppt?

Question 7: I am 26 years old. What software do you need to learn as a clerk? Are you studious? Five points. First of all, you should be familiar with the basics: the skilled use of Excel tables in word documents, and the other is to copy some simple and easy-to-understand ones. More advanced is to find experience in practice. Personal recommendation ...

Question 8: What software do you want to learn from the clerk? There is no computer at home. 10, the clerk can process a document and a form, that is, word and excel, and then search for information on the Internet. It doesn't matter.

Learning this is actually very simple. If I study by myself for half a day at most, you can find someone who can take it with you and handle it simply once or twice at most.

Question 9: What software do self-study clerks need to learn? Are there any free tutorials? Clerks generally need to understand and skillfully use office, and then they will write various administrative documents, such as notices, circulars and so on! This is the most basic!

Question 10: What office software do clerks need to know? word，excel，ppt。 Besides, they need to know something about pdf (I will introduce a good software, adobe acrobat). They also need to know the basic operation of ps, especially the ability to copy the leader's signature to some unimportant documents.