Assistant Front Office Manager
Posted 4 days ago
hyatt hotelsScottsdale (AZ)
Lodging ManagersHotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
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"When you work in Hawaii, in addition to learning about the functional aspects of running a hotel — like the proper way to make a bed or how to best handle luggage — it’s critically important to understand Hawaiian culture and the spirit of ‘ohana, or ‘family.’ When opening the first Andaz property in Hawaii, our team participated in Hawaiian culture training to help us understand what ‘ohana truly means. "
At Hyatt, we believe our guests select Hyatt because of our caring and attentive associates who are focused on providing authentic hospitality and meaningful experiences to each and every guest.Hyatt is a place where high expectations aren't just met-they're exceeded. It's a place of outstanding rewards, where talent opens doors to exciting challenges in the hospitality industry.
The Assistant Front Office Manager will have oversight of the front office staff, cash control for agents, staffing needs, and guest services. Additional responsibilities may include training, staff development and scheduling.
A true desire to satisfy the needs of others in a fast-paced environment
Refined verbal and written communication skills
Minimum of one year previous front office supervisory experience preferred
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