Dog Daycare Handler/Front Desk Attendant with Experience

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bark public houseFranklin (TN)

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About the role

Job Description: Bark Public House is looking for enthusiastic and Experienced Daycare Handlers/Front Desk Attendants with either early morning or evening availability to join our team. We do require a positive attitude, outgoing personality, dedication to providing an unparalleled experience for our clientele, and, of course, a love of dogs. We are looking for candidates with leadership qualities and an aspiration to develop your career in the dog care industry.
Starting Pay: $19 for experienced applicants
Responsibilities will include but are not limited to: Supervising and directing safe and positive play Maintaining a clean and healthy environment for all guests Check in guests and process boarding clients needs Control all communication through phone, email, internal software and walk in clients Ensuring guests and their owners feel comfortable and are receiving the level of service they’ve come to expect from Bark Public House®Professional conduct and dress required Contributing to a positive team environment Must be able to be on your feet all shift You’ll find many great benefits awaiting you at Bark Public House®:Discount on all retail products Free and discounted services Bring your dog to work! A fun and exciting work environment Respond with your résumé today to join a great team working to provide the best dog care available in this booming industry, where you can enjoy yappy hours, a social patio for dogs and their owners, as well as other fun events.

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