Resident journey
- Welcome new tenants from contract signature with a message or call by SMS, WhatsApp or email, and keep in touch until handover.
- Help prepare each apartment before handover: welcome basket, personal card with the Manager's business card attached, and the branded doormat.
- Support the apartment handover, the onboarding briefing and the move-in together with the Handover, Tenancy and Residence Services teams.
- Make courtesy calls and visits at day 7, 30 and 90, and deliver birthday and seasonal gestures (Ramadan, Eid, National Day).
- Keep resident profiles up to date with preferences, language and birthday.
Community and events
- Support meet-and-greet events, wellness activities and community moments together with the Wellness Team.
- Be present and approachable in the lobby, in the rush hours and at weekends, with a tablet in hand.
Complaints and service recovery
- Be a friendly first contact for resident concerns: listen, acknowledge, apologies sincerely where appropriate and take the matter on.
- Resolve simple issues straight away, and hand anything beyond the agreed limit to the Residence Experience Manager with full context.
- Hand matters over warmly to the owning team and follow up to confirm that the resident is content.
- Record every complaint and its outcome in the system.
Resident data and the App
- Use the Designed App and the tablet to answer messages, manage profiles, events and surveys.
- Keep resident data accurate and use it only with the residents' consent.
Teamwork across departments
- Help out in other departments where needed, for example at peak times, handovers and events.
- Step in for the fellow Executive and for colleagues during leave, sickness or other absence, in a collegial spirit.
Desired Candidate Profile
Experience
- Relevant experience in guest relations, front office, concierge, community management or customer service, ideally in residential or luxury hospitality.
- Experience in a residential tower, serviced residence or five-star hotel in the UAE is an advantage.
- Experience in handling guest or resident requests and complaints with calm and tact.
Education
- Diploma or degree in hospitality, business or a related field is preferred.
Skills and personal profile
- Fluent English, written and spoken. Further foreign languages are an advantage.
- Warm, calm and polished, principles: unrushed, intentional, considered and durable.
- Friendly, patient and fair when residents are upset: a good listener who takes ownership.
- Proactive and reliable, follows up without being asked and keeps accurate records.
- Discreet with resident information.
- A collegial team player who supports other departments and colleagues when needed.
- Fully flexible with working hours and place of work.