Reception service is much easier than Bar, unless you really want to process as much paperwork as you can. You're only being harrassed by goblins and perverted customers, who are nevertheless waiting in an orderly line for their turn. Bar service can easily turn to chaos with a full house and every inmate taking turns slapping, groping and kissing Karryn before she has a chance to ask what they'd like to drink.Is it just me, or is it impossible to do receptionist job "well" (especially compared to the bar job)?
Anyway, paper pushing is not what this job is about. You only need to arrange just a couple of visitations to restore a bit of order. The bulk of the job involves getting fucked by goblins behind the desk and perverting male visitors, so eventually every one of them comes to get a blowjob or handjob, not to visit their imprisoned loved ones.
Just let the goblins undress her lower clothes as soon as they can and let them fuck her. The more customers notice their shenanigans, the more shocked they'll be at first (exclamation mark) and eventually they will turn hentai (three pink 'dildoes') and instead of asking for paperwork, they'll be asking for kisses, boob touches, handjobs and finally blowjobs. Obviously, this works only on males, so the best strategy is to concentrate on proper reception service with female visitors, while constantly corrupting the guys.
When processing paperwork, take note of the numbers next to paper symbols on your customers. 1 means it will take around a minute to process the papers, 2 two minutes, and so on. You may fast track these clients whose papers are the fastest to work through and send them to next available booth. One successful visitation = 1 order point restored, so if you have a daily control decay of -3, there is no point processing lots of clients, although it is possible. As your secretary reputation raises and you have all four visitation booths, you'll be able to satisfy all your visitors and goblins and finish your shifts early. Just take your time and enjoy the office buggery.