Guest Service Coordinator
living beautifullyPeabody (MA)
About the role
Life Lived Beautifully What we do is about more than pretty polishes and beautiful hair, it's about how we make people feel. We're all about a beautiful state of mind. We're about self-care that's fast, affordable and always-on-trend. Custom experiences, state of the art conveniences, talented Session Stylists, and service that never compromises. That's Life. Lived Beautifully. Does that sound like your vibe? What does a Guest Service Coordinator do? A Guest Service Coordinator runs our front desk - assisting guests, managing reservations and supporting our team of talented Session Stylists, as well as supporting the Guest experience by maintaining our sanitation standards and the cleanliness of our Studios. As a member of our Guest Service Team you can cultivate your talents in the fast-paced, high-energy beauty biz in a team setting. Why join our team? Mani, Mani Perks! Blowouts, manis, makeup...Need we say more? Okay fine, here's a few more reasons...Flexible scheduling -- full time and part time available Incentive Programs, product/tool discounts and complementary services Paid Sick Time, Medical, 401K and other Benefits for qualified positions (varies by location)Dedicated training – both hands-on and web-based
Minimum Qualifications:
An enthusiastic attitude and a strong work ethic Ability to work a flexible schedule, including evenings and weekends Ability to perform administrative tasks on web-based software, performing close-out procedures and light housekeeping duties
Physical Requirements:
Standing for sustained periods of time and frequently lifting up to 10 pounds, occasionally up to 50 pounds Continuous grasping and reaching, often above shoulder level, repetitive movement with fingers, hands, wrists and arms Ability to communicate with guest regarding services offered and requested and the guest's needs and wants
Before you apply
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