Front Office Manager
Posted 17 days ago
fred astaire dance studioScottsdale (AZ)
Receptionists and Information ClerksDance Companies
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
We are growing! Fred Astaire Dance Studios® is excited to be adding to our team. We are currently hiring for a Customer Support Representative. Do you enjoy making others smile, helping those around you, staying organized, and being part of a fast-paced environment? If so, then we may have an opportunity for you.
This role is of crucial importance to our clients, team members, and studio experience. Every day you will greet students and answer questions about their accounts and studio activities. You will help keep information organized to best support management and team members, and build rapport with potential new clients by sharing how dance can improve their lives.
Who we are
Enriching lives—physically, mentally, emotionally and socially—through the positive, transforming power of dance.
Fred Astaire Dance Studios® is the leader in ballroom dance instruction across the country and around the world. Founded in 1947 with one studio on Park Avenue in Manhattan, we have grown our franchise network to 180 dance studio locations serving over 25,000 students!
Requirements and Skills
Outstanding customer service skills
Responsive, flexible, and accountable
Outcome focused
High level verbal and written communication skills
Exemplary planning and time management skills
Excellent knowledge of MS Office
Ability to prioritize daily workload
Exceptional follow‑through
Benefits
401(k)
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Health savings account
Paid time off
Vision insurance
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