Salon Front Desk Receptionist
san francisco institute of esthetics cosmetologyMillbrae (CA)
Salon Front Desk Receptionist
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san francisco institute of esthetics cosmetologyMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
We are currently looking to fill the following shifts:
Tuesday, 11a to 7p
Thursday, 12:30 to 8:30p
Sunday, 11a to 5p
As a salon coordinator, you are an integral, valued member of our staff. You are in many senses the face of the salon, welcoming both returning and new clients to a positive experience. You also play a vital role in coordinating the work flow of the rest of the staff.
Basic Responsibilities Include:
Greeting clients and letting staff members know of their arrival.
Answering phone calls, helping clients book appointments over the phone and via emails.
Checking-out guests and scheduling their next appointments.
Streamlining the work flow of the salon team.
Maintaining neatness in the reception area and throughout the salon.
Maintaining retail products stocks; preparing and receiving orders.
Requisites
It is very important to us that you be articulate and grounded.
Being customer service oriented in your tone whether live, by phone or email, with pre-existing clients or new visitors.
Good organizational skills, with thoroughness.
A willingness to remain positive and proactive whether it’s a slow part of the day or a hectic one.
An appearance and presentation suitable to a hip, upscale establishment.
You must be on-time. If you tend to be late, do not apply.
The Atelier Emmanuel staff is multicultural and international. We offer a positive, healthy work environment, and encourage our staff to be genuine and drama-free. There is opportunity for growth, and a lot to learn in this successful business. We hope to hear from you if you feel that we might be a good fit.
You may also drop off your resume daily between 2p and 4p, Monday to Friday.
Atelier Emmanuel is an upscale Hair Salon and Day Spa, located in Union Square, San Francisco. Check us out at www.atelieremmanuel.com.
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