Four Seasons

Hospitality

ResidentialConcierge

$43–58k ~AI est. Nashville, Tennessee, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Residential Concierge at Four Seasons. Skills: Customer service, Concierge services, Hospitality. Provide personalized service to residents. Handle resident requests”

Industry & Context.

Hospitality
Problems you'll solve

Problem-solving

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

1-3 years hospitality experience, 1-3 years concierge experience, 1-3 years residential services experience, Proficiency with computer systems, Proficiency with service management software, Knowledge of Nashville area

Nice to Have

Luxury environment experience, Additional languages

What You'll Do.

Provide personalized service to residents

Handle resident requests

Manage resident belongings

Coordinate building access

Ensure security protocols are followed

Maintain homeowner profiles

Update resident preferences

Coordinate service requests

Arrange transportation

Arrange local experiences

Oversee elevator bookings

Ensure common areas are clean

Ensure common areas are organized

Ensure common areas are welcoming

Collaborate with hotel departments

Collaborate with residential team

Monitor compliance with rules

Monitor compliance with policies

Support team operations

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Hotel departments; Residential team members

Communication Scope

Verbal communication; Written communication

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