Front Desk Team Leader
army residence communitySan Antonio (TX)
Front Desk Team Leader
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army residence communitySan Antonio (TX)
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About the role
Job Description:
Front Desk Team LeaderJOB DESCRIPTION:The Resident Support Team Leader conducts the day-to-day operations of: the 24-hour, year-round command center and its satellite for all alarm programs; emergency dispatch; Community transportation; communications; and Community relations. The Resident Support Associate delivers exceptional customer service and acts as the face of the Army Residence Community, its mission and its motto.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS:
Must possess a high school diploma or equivalent. Experience in hospitality and/or dispatch field preferred. Excellent diplomacy, customer service, and interpersonal relations, as well as verbal and written communication skills. Demonstrated experience handling sensitive and confidential issues. Strong, detail-oriented skills, multi-tasking, organization, and self-management. Possess high level of personal and professional integrity, safety consciousness, and flexibility. Must be available Weekends and Holidays 1 year of professional work environment computer use Mid-Level computer and Microsoft Office suite expertise Valid Driver's License and reliable transportation to/from workPHYSICAL QUALIFICATIONS:Ability to:stand, sit, or walk for long periods; lift 25 pounds or more, especially push, pull, and lift small equipment; andstoop, climb, reach, lift, pull, push, kneel, crouch, squat, crawl, twist, and bend at waist. This job is a civilian position and does not require military service (including commission and enlistment)
Compensation details: 18.21-18.21 Hourly WagePI3e28cacd5045-25405-41971350
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