Front Desk Receptionist / Coordinator

Posted 10 days ago

paul mitchell schoolsFrederick (MD)

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Front Desk Greeter/Coordinator Temple Frederick, a Paul Mitchell Partner School, is seeking a qualified Front Desk Greeter/Coordinator to join our team. Weekdays only and NO WEEKENDS!! Must be able to work nights! The Front Desk Coordinator is a professional with experience in sales and service, as well as basic guest service communication skills. They must have basic computer software and telephone skills. The objective of a Front Desk Coordinator is to create an extraordinary experience for service guests, prospective Future Professionals, and all other school guests. He or she also acts as a guest service mentor to the Future Professionals. He or she follows all service desk systems to guide and support a smooth flow of guest service in the clinic classroom.

What We Are Looking For: The ideal candidate will have successful previous sales experience, as well as experience with guest service. Applicant must be self-motivated to set, meet, and exceed goals, as well as inspire and inspect. This position requires experience in positive and effective communication, customer service resolution, teamwork, and sales of beauty products. Skills/Competencies Required: We are seeking experience in guest service, retail, and public-facing roles, as well as professionalism in interacting with Students, Guests, and Team Members at our doors. Computer experience is a must, and the ability to work in a high-paced environment. Experience with Microsoft Office, Word, and Google Docs is required.

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