Front Desk Associate
Posted 19 days ago
retro fitnessDallas (TX)
Receptionists and Information ClerksFitness and Recreational Sports Centers
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About the role
Benefits:401(k)401(k) matchingBonus based on performanceCompany partiesCompetitive salaryDental insuranceEmployee discountsFree uniformsHealth insuranceOpportunity for advancementPaid time offTraining & developmentVision insuranceWellness resourcesThe Front Desk Associate is the first face people see when they enter the club. You will help create a great first impression handle member requests and promote services that help people reach their fitness goals.What You Will DoWelcome and check in all members and guestsSell memberships smoothies supplements and personal trainingAnswer questions resolve billing issues and track front desk activityKeep the front desk area clean stocked and on-brandSupport day-to-day operations and team communicationCreate a fun professional and helpful experience for everyoneWhat We Are Looking ForCustomer service or front desk experience preferredComfortable with upselling and helping membersOrganized energetic and positive attitudeAvailable to work early mornings evenings and weekendsWhy You Will Love ItFlexible schedule and opportunity for advancementFree membership and uniforms401k eligibilityHealth benefits available for qualifying employeesFun team environment with room to growCompensationHourlyExact pay range determined by location and experienceReady to lead from the front Apply now and take the next step in your leadership journey with Retro Fitness"
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