Receptionist
supercutsScarborough (ME)
About the role
Receptionist Salon may be operated by a Regis Corporation affiliate or be independently owned and operated by a third party. MjjM Salons is looking for fun-loving, confident, hardworking individuals to help our professional stylists provide a great in-salon experience for our guests. You will be the face of the salon; greet customers upon their arrival, be conversant in services, retail, and pricing, and process transactions. You will take the lead in managing the guest flow of the salon and communicating with guests until seated with their stylist. You will assist in managing retail, cleaning, stocking and upkeep of the salon, and other administrative duties. To be successful in this role, you should be highly organized, have strong communications skills, be adept on computers and point of sale systems, and be able to manage clients with grace and a smile, even during peak demand! You deserve to be part of an amazing team of fun, talented, likeminded people, with a Company who will help you thrive in your career. What would that look like? Busy, fast paced salon Work Life Balance, Flexible Schedule. Industry Leading Training.
Great Benefits including:
Paid Vacations, Holidays, and Sick Time. Health and Dental Insurance. Cosmetology School Tuition Reimbursement and License Renewal Reimbursement Program. Longevity Program. Career Advancement Opportunities. Friendly, Fun and Professional Team. Apply Today!... Need we go on? We can't wait to talk with you! Apply now!
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