Hotel Assistant General Manager

Posted 3 days ago

la quinta san franciscoMillbrae (CA)

Lodging Managers Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$72,000

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About the role

Assistant General Manager The Assistant General Manager (AGM) supports the General Manager (GM) in overseeing hotel operations, ensuring guest satisfaction, and maintaining profitability. This role requires strong leadership, organizational, and customer service skills.

Compensation: $72,000 salary Key Responsibilities: Assist in managing hotel departments, ensuring compliance with brand standards and policies. Monitor guest satisfaction and implement improvements. Supervise department managers, assist in hiring, training, and performance evaluations. Support financial management, including budgeting, expense control, and financial reporting. Resolve guest complaints, enhance guest relations, and encourage repeat business. Assist in sales and marketing efforts to drive revenue and occupancy. Ensure compliance with health, safety, and security regulations. Act as GM in their absence and perform other assigned duties.

Qualifications: 3+ years in hotel management or a related leadership role. Strong leadership, problem-solving, and communication skills. Familiarity with property management systems (PMS) and financial reports. Flexible availability, including weekends and holidays.

Core Competencies: Excellent organizational and time-management skills. Strong customer service and attention to detail. Financial acumen and ability to interpret performance data. Team-building and conflict-resolution abilities. Strategic thinking and decision-making skills.

Benefits: PTO: 40 hours Sick Time: 40 hours

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