Receptionist
sharkeys san antonio metroSan Antonio (TX)
About the role
Job DescriptionBenefits: Competitive salaryFlexible scheduleOpportunity for advancementReceptionist / Front Desk – GO TEAMSharkey’s Cuts For Kids – San Antonio (Stone Oak / Alamo Ranch / Schertz) Sharkey’s Cuts For Kids is hiring Receptionists to join our GO TEAM — the front line of our salons. If you’re upbeat, organized, great with kids and parents, and thrive in a fast-paced environment, this is a fun and rewarding role.???? What the GO TEAM DoesGO TEAM receptionists help keep the salon running smoothly by: Greeting families with energy and a friendly smileChecking in clients and managing the wait listAnswering phones and booking appointmentsSupporting stylists during busy timesKeeping the front desk, lobby, and retail area organized???? Pay & PerksHourly pay + tipsFlexible schedulingFamily-friendly hours (no late nights) Fun, high-energy, team-oriented environmentTraining provided — no salon experience required????
What We’re Looking For:
Friendly, outgoing personalityStrong customer service and communication skillsComfortable using tablets, POS systems, and phonesAbility to multitask in a busy environmentDependable, punctual, and team-orientedExperience with kids or customer service is a plus????
Why You’ll Love Working Here:
Positive, upbeat work cultureSupportive team environmentGreat role for students, parents, or a flexible scheduleOpportunity to grow within the Sharkey’s organization???? LocationsSharkey’s Cuts For Kids – San AntonioStone OakAlamo RanchSchertz???? Job TypePart-time (with opportunity for additional hours)
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