Front Desk Coordinator
floyds 99 barbershop mankatoMankato (MN)
About the role
Job Description:
Floyd's 99 Barbershop | Mankato, MNAre you energized by meeting new people, staying busy, and creating great customer experiences? Floyd's 99 Barbershop is looking for a friendly and organized Guest Experience Coordinator to help keep our shop running smoothly while delivering exceptional service to every guest who walks through the door. As the first person clients see when they arrive, you'll play an important role in creating a welcoming environment, managing appointments, and supporting our talented team of barbers and stylists.
What You'll Do:
Welcome guests and create a positive first impression Manage appointment check-ins and assist with walk-in traffic Answer incoming calls and help guests schedule services Process transactions and handle point-of-sale activities Recommend professional hair and grooming products based on guest needs Maintain an organized, clean, and inviting reception area Support day-to-day shop operations to ensure a seamless client experience
What We're Looking For:
A friendly, outgoing personality and strong communication skills Previous customer service, retail, hospitality, or reception experience preferred Comfortable working with computers, scheduling software, and point-of-sale systems Ability to multitask and stay organized in a fast-paced environment Availability to work evenings and weekendsA team-oriented attitude that fits our energetic, music-driven culture
What We Offer:
Competitive hourly pay based on experience Employee discounts on services and professional productsA fun, upbeat workplace surrounded by great people Opportunities to learn and grow within a nationally recognized brand If you enjoy connecting with people and thrive in a fast-moving environment, we'd love to meet you. Apply today and join the Floyd's 99 team in Mankato! Job Posted by Applicant Pro
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