Part-time Receptionist-Mercedes Benz of Burlington

Posted 2 days ago

lyon waugh auto groupBurlington (MA)

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About the role

Job Description: Are you a people-person with a positive attitude and a passion for delivering outstanding customer service? Mercedes-Benz of Burlington, part of the Lyon-Waugh Auto Group, is searching for a Part-Time Receptionist. We’re looking for someone who is friendly, dependable, and eager to make every customer feel like a VIP. Whether you're looking to start your journey in the automotive world or want a role where you can shine, we are can't wait to hear from you!

Pay Rate: $18/hr. Schedules: Tuesday, Thursday 12pm-7pm & Friday 12pm-6pm *Flexibility for additional hours is a plus*In this role you will: Answer a multi-line phone system in a professional and courteous manner Process payments for customers in a friendly, professional manner including, but not limited to, cash, credit card transactions and issue receipts Balance cash register and record in daily log Scan/file documents Mail distribution Back up for barista when needed Other tasks assigned by the management team What you'll gain from joining our team:401(k) plans with a company match Employee Referral Bonus Program Employee discounts on merchandise, repairs and vehicle purchases Tickets to concerts and sporting events plus more Smoke Free Campus

Requirements:

Enjoys client interactions
Possesses excellent customer service skills
Can communicate in a positive & professional manner
Ability to prioritize tasks efficiently
Ability to run a multi-line phone system
Basic computer skills (Excel)

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