Front Desk Agent - Gethired

·  Be the warm welcome that kicks off a memorable guest experience

·  Acknowledge Rewards Club members and returning guests, in person or on the phone

·  Take and manage guest bookings, up-selling opportunities and telling them about ways to improve their stay

·  Handle cash and credit transactions

·  Start every stay right by swiftly checking guests in and out – take IDs, hand out room keys, and control and release safety deposit boxes

·  Stay one step ahead of guests’ needs – record and act on their preferences, and handle their messages, requests, questions and concerns

·  Be a trusted contact for all guests. Help them with anything from bill issues to local knowledge, and loop in management when necessary

·  Stay safe all the time. Following our safety procedures, you’ll report all incidents and wear any protective gear needed

·  Take pride in your appearance and place as a brand ambassador

·  Always know what events and activities are on the day’s schedule

·  Jump into other ad-hoc duties when your colleagues need your help

·  Communication skills - guests will need to come to you with concerns as well as compliments, so you’ll be easy to talk to

·  Your problem-solving skills will turn issues into opportunities so every guest leaves with great memories

·  Literate and tech-savvy - you’ll need a good grasp of reading, writing, basic math and computers

·  Flexibility - night, weekend and holiday shifts are all part of the job

·  Experience - ideally, you’ll have spent at least one year in a front desk or guest service position

·  Strength - sometimes you’ll need to lift, push and pull big objects up to 50lbs (23 kg). This can involve bending and kneeling

Each hotel delivers True Hospitality in their own way, and at the heart of it all are specific, core service skills.

·  True Attitude: being caring, wanting to make a positive difference, and building genuine connections with guests

·  True Confidence: having the knowledge and skills to perform your role, and giving guests the confidence that they can trust you, to help and support them during their stay

·  True Listening: focusing on what your guest is saying, picking up on body language that is often overlooked, and understanding what the guest wants and needs

·  True Responsiveness: is about providing guests with what they need, and doing so in a timely and caring manner