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Excellent customer service skills and a knowledge of Spirits, Wine and Food are preferred. You will be interacting daily with our discerning owners, club members and vacation renters and their families who are in search of the best service experience while being able to relax and enjoy the peace and serenity of Kaiya and the surrounding area.
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Repair chips, cracks and other auto glass related issues on customer vehicles. Manage work orders, customer documentation and customer communication through the Safelite handheld Mobile Resource Management (MRM) technology.
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The position requires interaction with our marketing, customer service, operations, sales, and technology teams to ensure that our website, social media, collateral, and other communications accurately reflect our brand.
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Understands the Federal, State and Local laws, rules and regulations related to therapy service delivery in Assisted Living, Independent Living and CCRC settings and ensures all staff are compliant with the standards.
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Our award-winning wine list, fine food, and professional service make Edward's a beloved establishment on Scenic 30A. Edward's is family-friendly and offers a great children's menu. While our service and cuisine exude a fine-dining feel, we ask that guests be comfortable in their attire since we are at the beach after all.
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