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The Front Desk Manager will assist in the planning, direction, coordination and execution of all activities and personnel within the front office departments to include: front desk, bell/door, concierge (if applicable.
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Manages the execution of all operations in Guest Services (e.g., Front Office, Bell, Valet, and PBX) At Great Wolf, our Guest Services Manager strives to continually improve guest and employee satisfaction, maximize the financial performance of the department and monitors compliance with standards and procedures.
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Potential Career Path Guest Service Agent– Bell Captain – Front Office Manager Essential Job Functions Open vehicle and hotel doors and greet guests upon arrival and departure.
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Communicates to the Front Office/Guest Relations Manager all information likely to be of interest to them such as the expected arrival and departure of VIP’s and all other pertinent information.
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Assists Front Desk Manager with overseeing all Front Office Operations to insure profitability, control costs and quality standards to insure total guest satisfaction. Performs additional duties or projects as assigned by Front Office Manager.
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Responsible for supervision and training of all Front Office employees including but not limited to Management Trainees, Concierge, Bell and Door staff, and Lobby Ambassador/Volunteers.
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Reports To: Front Office/Operations Manager. Issue room key and escort instructions to Bell person or directly to guest as appropriate, without announcing room numbers. Minimum 3 months hospitality, general office, accounts receivable or customer service experience.
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1+ year previous Front Desk/Guest Service management experience. Successful completions of a criminal background check and drug screen. Bachelor's Degree in Hospitality, Hotel Management or related field.
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In this role, you'll supervise a range of roles including Spa Coordinators, Concierge, Bell, Telephone Operator, Lounge Attendants, and Spa Front Office Supervisor. As our Spa Manager, you'll also get to promote a team environment within our department and the resort as a whole.
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And any other tasks assigned by the Guest Services Manager, the Front Office Managers and/or the General Manager. Other tasks as assigned including, but not limited to laundry pick-up/drop-off, newspaper delivery, posting reader boards, polish carts, and answering bell desk telephone.
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Identifies opportunities and implements programs to improve guest services processes, drive efficiency, and maximize the guest experience. Responsible for personnel related matters including: performance management, disciplinary action, investigations, training, etc.
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Minimum 1-3 years of front office management experience in the hospitality industry. Maintains a high quality of services offered to guests through the management of the functional areas of reservations, registration, bell services, telephone services and guest accounting to always maximize room revenue and maintain established standards and procedures of Shaner and/or franchise.
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Front office areas include Bell/Door Staff, Switchboard and Guest Services/Front Desk. The Front Office Manager directs and works with employees to carry out processes and procedures ensuring an efficient and brand accurate check in and check out experience.
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Front office areas include Bell/Door Staff, Switchboard and Guest Services/Front Desk. Position directs and works with managers and employees to carry out procedures ensuring an efficient check in and check out process.
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The Front Office Manager leads the Front Desk, Concierge, Bell and Valet departments and is responsible for delivering an unequaled resort experience for guests. The Front Office Manager is responsible for the planning, directing, training and managing the Front Office operations to ensure the highest quality of standards, services and guest satisfaction.
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