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Assistant Stewarding Manager Benefits Include: Paid Time off, Medical, Dental, Vision, And MANY MORE
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The Assistant Stewarding Manager will assist in supervising day-to-day operation of the stewarding department. Enjoy the expansive resort-style pool deck, savor an exquisite dinner beside an outdoor fireplace, or take in the city skyline views from your guest room.
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Does not share or repeat information or knowledge gathered at work about a guest or an employee to others unless reporting an incident to supervisor, security or manager. Escort guests to their room, deliver luggage to the guest rooms, orient guests to the casino resort by explaining facilities, services, amenities, and surrounding areas, anticipate guest needs and assist, explain room features, provide ice upon check in.
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They support the Experience Manager (EM) and the Assistant Services Manager (ASM) through a focus on performance (service sales, and productivity), people (guest service), and process (operating procedures and compliance standards.
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Report any maintenance repairs immediately to Housekeeping Supervisor/Manager. to Housekeeping Supervisor/Manager. Clean room with the door closed according to standards, unless requested to do otherwise by the guest.
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The BOH Line Cook/Prep Cook will collaborate with the Manager to ensure the complete satisfaction of guests at the restaurant as a result of the food being prepared and served. REPORTS TO: Manager on Duty, Culinary Manager, Corporate Operations/Culinary Leader.
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Immediately Guest Service, Agent, Service, Guest, Sales Coordinator, Office Manager, Retail. Your Growth Path Front Desk Supervisor or Sales Coordinator - Front Office Manager or Sales Manager.
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Assisting to clean other areas of the hotel as assigned by the manager when needed to include (but not limited to) associate breakroom, guest laundry, fitness room, vending areas, stairwells and common areas.
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College graduate with a two or four year degree in Hotel/Restaurant, Management, Business or associated field, who is entering the full time work force or has successfully demonstrated leadership abilities and business acumen in role of assistant manager.
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Reports to General, Assistant, Guest Service Manager and/or Guest Service Supervisor. Serves as Manager on duty for overnight shift. This position is responsible for attending to the needs of the guest during their hotel stay, especially during check-in and check-out.
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Assist the Front Desk Manager in ensuring that associates are following and maintaining Hyatt standards (i.e. answering phone call-backs to guest request logs). The Front Desk Supervisor assists the Front Desk Manager while providing courteous and efficient service to all guests prior to arrival and throughout their stay.
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The District Manager contributes to the success of Wingstop through the direction and control of restaurant operations to ensure a positive guest experience and company profitability, direct the operation of the restaurant, attain sales and profit objectives, maintain the highest standards of food quality, service, cleanliness, safety and sanitation by directing and supervising managers and team members.
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Prepares and executes local store marketing, merchandising, sales and promotional efforts to increase sales volume and guest traffic. Handle guest complaints according to company guidelines.
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We're looking for an Assistant General Manager who excels in restaurant operations and craves the challenge of taking their career to the next level. Train and coach team members in culinary and guest service principles and practices.
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Front Desk Supervisor or Sales Coordinator Front Office Manager or Sales Manager. Opportunity: Guest Service Agent. Secure guests' valuables in hotel safe or safe-deposit boxes, if not available in guest rooms.
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Reports any guest property that may be leftover in the room directly to the front desk and manager on duty. Reports all maintenance issues directly to the front desk and/or manager on duty.
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