Flash Fitness® Front Desk Membership Advisor- EARLY MORNINGS/MEDFORD

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flash fitnessmaBedford (MA)

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Job Description
Benefits:
  • Bonus based on performance
  • Flexible schedule
  • Free uniformsARE YOU AN EARLY BIRD?LOOKING FOR A JOB BEFORE SCHOOL OR ANOTHER JOB...OR JUST LIKE TO GET YOUR WORK DONE EARLY?WE OPEN AT 4:30 AM!Join the BEST gym on the North Shore! Flash Fitness® (formerly Blink) is located off Rte 93 in Medford. Just up the road from Tufts University.
  • Evening, Weekends, Morning Shifts Available (2-4 shifts per week)
JOB OVERVIEW: RESPONSIBILITIES of a Front Desk Membership Advisor:
Greet every member and guest with enthusiasm and a smile Tour potential members around the club with the goal of signing up the person for a membership Answer phone calls in a professional and energetic manner Execute all opening/closing operational procedures to ensure the club runs smoothly Handles members requests and concerns with a sense of urgency Actively participates in ensuring the club is spotless Signs members up for their SPARK SESSIONS with Flash Personal TrainersQUALIFICATIONS for a Front Desk Membership Advisor: Enthusiastic, energetic, friendly and personable Excellent verbal and written communication skills to sell memberships. World class customer service skills Works hard, multi-tasks and a problem solver Passion for the Flash brandCOMPENSATION AND BENEFITS as a Front Desk Membership Advisor: Starting at $16 p/h (PLUS sales bonus incentives) Complimentary Flash Gym Membership ($400+ Annual Benefit)

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