Front Desk Concierge
Front Desk Concierge
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SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Excellent problem-solving skills
- Takes pride and ownership in the position and property
- Ability to listen and react quickly to residents' and guests' requests in a genuine manner
- Have at least two year of hospitality experience
- Possess amazing interpersonal skills and exceptional guest service abilities
- Be organized, proactive, productive and self-motivated showing a positive attitude
- Maintain a neat and professionally well-groomed appearance
- Think clearly, quickly and efficiently and make concise decisions even under pressure
- Greet and direct residents and visitors with a pleasant attitude
- Exceed residents' and guests' expectations by providing anticipatory service and ensuring smooth accommodations
- Cultivate and retain cohesive relationships with residents, vendors and contractors
- Professional telephone etiquette and message delivery
- Accurately log guest packages, ensure timely delivery and perform package inventory audits
- Monitor lobby and surveillance cameras and patrol property to ensure resident safety and security
- Experience in hospitality or upscale customer service or retail
- Must have experience delivering exceptional service
- Stratton Amenities is an equal opportunity employer. We strongly believe diversity and inclusion are essential to making connections in a culture of service.
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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