Front office employee jobs

Job Front Office Employee

All job front office employee positions in a hotel can be found on Hotelprofessionals.nl. You can choose from jobs in a large 5-star hotel to a small boutique hotel. Various hotels such as Van der Valk, Corendon Hotels, Fletcher hotel, and Bastion hotels often offer job front office employee positions. There are also job front office employee positions in different cities such as Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and The Hague. If you don't have much work experience as a front office employee, there are also various job opportunities available.

Front Office Employee Roles

As a front office employee, you are the face of the hotel. Your passion and friendliness will stand out, ensuring guests of the hotel have a unique experience and stay. There are various job front office employee positions. Hotels offer positions such as assistant front office manager, front office manager, night receptionist, secretary, receptionist, front office intern, and front office supervisor. Other titles include hostess and desk manager. These positions have different responsibilities. A manager and supervisor have more responsibility than an employee or assistant. For this position, it's important to be stress-resistant and prioritize well. A Front Office Employee also collaborates with a porter. If you prefer working more in the background, then an administrative employee position might be interesting for you.

What does a front office employee do?

As a front office employee, you are responsible for answering the telephone, handling various requests, providing information, assisting guests, and coordinating internal and external calls in the front office. You are convincing and hospitable with good communication skills and personal presentation. During the check-in and check-out of guests, the reception may be busier. Therefore, it's important for a front office employee to be stress-resistant. In addition to very satisfied guests, you will also deal with complaints. It's important that, if possible, you can still satisfy the guest. Especially in large cities, the majority of guests may not speak Dutch. Therefore, it's important that, in addition to Dutch, you are at least proficient in both written and spoken English.