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Hubbell Daily Architecture + Design
Office Manager
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What they do
An Office Manager directs administrative staff and manages workflow in a business office. Supervises clerical work, tracks office supplies, oversees maintenance for office equipment and manages budget for office expenses. May hire and train staff.
$68,730 / year median in California
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Please read this post all the way through before going to our web site for the application process. This Is Not for Everyone Let's be clear about a few deal-breakers. If you're looking for a predictable job with minimal human interaction, this won't feel right. If you need to be told what to do every step of the way, we're not going to micromanage you. And if you need a silent environment to focus, this studio might feel too alive. We play music. We talk. Ideas bounce. It's part of the rhythm here. Still reading? Good. That might mean you're exactly who we've been looking for. What You Want You want your work to matter. Not on a stage. Not in a spotlight. But behind the scenes where your care, foresight, innovation, and attention make everything better. You want a team that recognizes your reliability and respects your judgment. You want to help creative professionals do their best work—by helping them stay organized, on track, and supported. You want a workplace that feels calm, capable, and clear—and you know how to help build it. Who We Need You're thoughtful, thorough, and conscientious. You find satisfaction in structure. You take initiative. You care about doing things the right way—especially when no one's watching. You may have a background in operations, administration, studio management, or project coordination. But more important than your resume is how you think, communicate, and show up.