Four Seasons

Hospitality

GuestExperienceSupervisor

$0–0k Whistler, British Columbia, Canada FULL TIME
The Brief

“Guest Experience Supervisor at Four Seasons. Skills: Guest experience, Customer service, Communication. Ensure accurate communication of guest preferences. Coordinate with departments for guest experience”

What You'll Achieve.

Maximize guest recognition and satisfaction; Create memorable moments that inspire guest loyalty

Industry & Context.

Hospitality

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Previous Front Office experience, Excellent customer service experience, Ability to multi-task, Highly organized, Excellent communication skills in English, Valid work authorization for Canada

Nice to Have

Front Office experience within a luxury hotel, Additional languages

What You'll Do.

Ensure accurate communication of guest preferences

Coordinate with departments for guest experience

Greet arriving and departing guests

Personalize guest experience using Golden

Update Golden Profile with guest preferences

Follow up on guest experience during stay

Handle guest interactions with hospitality

Resolve customer inquiries

Respond to guest requests accurately

Make recommendations based on local knowledge

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Liaise with various departments

Communication Scope

Excellent communication skills in English (written, oral and speaking)

Free ATS check

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