Customer Liaison

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vr parrty center wpbWest Palm Beach (FL)

Concierges All Other Amusement and Recreation Industries

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$48,750 per year

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About the role

Job Description: Part-Time Party Host – VR Party Center We are opening a high-end virtual reality entertainment facility in West Palm Beach and are looking for a friendly, energetic, and outgoing Party Host to help create an exceptional experience for our guests. The ideal candidate will be upbeat, patient, and genuinely enjoy working with children and families. You will work directly with parents, children, and corporate clients to help parties and events run smoothly while ensuring every guest receives excellent customer service.

Schedule: Friday: 3:00–8:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. Part-time $25 per hour

What We’re Looking For: Friendly, welcoming, and professional personality Energetic and comfortable engaging with children of different ages Patient and able to remain calm in a busy party environment Strong communication and customer-service skills Ability to interact professionally with parents and high-end clientele Reliable, organized, and attentive to guests’ needs Comfortable helping coordinate birthday parties and corporate events Basic computer skills are a plus Hospitality, retail management, or customer-facing experience is preferred. Relevant backgrounds may include restaurants, hotels, entertainment facilities, event venues, food and beverage management, bartending, or working as a reservation host or hostess.

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