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Trump Hotel Las Vegas is seeking an Assistant Front Office Manager to supervise daily shifts and support senior management in front and back office operations, ensuring consistent guest service and addressing guest feedback promptly. The role requires maintaining a visible lobby presence and upholding brand standards.
You will direct department activities, approve budgets for rooms divisions, hire and train staff, monitor labor, and coordinate with other departments.
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Regular Salary Full-Time Las Vegas, NV, US
3 days ago Requisition ID: 1548
The Asst. Front Office Manager is responsible for managing and supervising the daily duty shifts and providing support to senior management in the department's front and back office operations. The Asst. Front Office Manager is responsible for ensuring the consistent delivery and quality of guest service and immediately addressing and resolving guest challenges and feedback. The Asst. Front Office Manager must maintain consistent lobby and front desk presence while ensuring all staff are performing in accordance with our company standards.
High school graduate or equivalent required. Four-year college degree preferred.
Minimum of 3-5 years Front Office, Guest Services, and/or Housekeeping management experience for a major Resort Company in a similar-sized operation. Must be able to work any shifts, weekends, and holidays.
All associates must maintain a neat, clean and well-groomed appearance. Specific uniform guidelines and/or required articles of clothing will be explained to you as a part of the orientation process.
Must be at least 21 years of age. Additional language ability is preferred.
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