Salon/Spa Receptionist
about faces day spa salonSalisbury (MD)
About the role
Job Description
Position Title: Salon/Spa Receptionist
Classification: Non-Exempt/Hourly
Reports to: Location Manager
Department: Client Care
Job Summary:
- Part Time Position Available
- About Faces Day Spa & Salon, Maryland's Choice for exclusive day spa services and products has a current opportunity for individuals with exceptional customer service skills and a love for beauty and wellness to join our Client Care team.
- This is a great opportunity for people-minded individuals interested in the salon and spa industry. We are always looking for individuals seeking to begin or continue a career in the field of wellness and beauty.
- Looking for those who can work some evenings as well as a Saturday or Sunday.
- Join our Terrific Team!
- Be a part of a family-run business with a commitment to your success.
- Safe, clean & caring environment.
- Team Member discounts to include all service areas (hair, nails, massage, skin, and retail products).Benefits package w/medical, dental, vision, short term disability, life, 401(k), & Paid Time Off.
- You will be Successful if you:
- Love people and enjoy delivering extraordinary service to each client.
- Thrive in a fast-paced environment.
- Resolve problems easily and efficiently.
- Embrace Teamwork.
Requirements:
Prior spa/salon experience helpful but not required.
Reliable and dependable.
Basic computer skills.
Minimum of high school diploma or GED, prefer some college.
Strong communication skills and attention to detail.
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