In my first job, I basically answered the phones and doors. That was it.

I built an Excell spreadsheet to do pretty much literally anything on the computer that I had to do on there automatically with just a basic figure input and spent the rest of my day googling and sending round daft emails and passing on messages with personalised doodles.

[quote=Jig's Supervisor]You know you sent that email to everybody, including the directors?[/quote]
[quote=Jig]I've had twenty-six responses to this cheeky Haiku about the company's software from in-house staff saying that they enjoyed it and found it funny and at least twenty-six of the director's employees are now slightly happier humans than they were before. I'm happy to be challenged on this.[/quote]

Needless to say, when they basically shifted all the duties I was doing (well - I'm a good people person when I want to be) to the boss's daughter in order to let me go to save money, I shuffled files around and broke my own spreadsheet so at least she could do some work.