Community Associate

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About the position

Responsibilities

  • Greet all members and guests with a warm and welcoming demeanor.
  • Cover the front desk during the building's set business hours and be an on-site point of contact for members, located at the Community Bar.
  • Ensure visiting guests are registered and checked in and in accordance with WeWork's guest policies.
  • Provide orientation of our spaces and relevant information to ensure all first-time visitors and guests feel welcome and supported.
  • Support with issuing and collect keys from members and guests as needed.
  • Keep the front desk clean, organized and free of clutter at all times.
  • Notify members of any food deliveries and packages.
  • Learn the names of members and guests and get to know their businesses with the goal of building relationships.
  • Keep track of relevant member notes and information in WeWork systems.
  • Answer questions from members and guests knowledgeably and be able to offer appropriate WeWork products and solutions.
  • Identify opportunities to celebrate members' successes and milestones.
  • Know and be able to explain WeWork policies and procedures to members and guests.
  • Know and recommend local restaurants, food delivery services, catering options, team outing venues, post office, shipping center, supply store, etc.
  • Assist with the handling mail and packages throughout the day including receiving, processing, sorting and organizing.
  • Know and be able to explain WeWork policies and procedures around mail and mailroom.
  • Monitor how our spaces feel, look, smell, and sound and make adjustments when needed.
  • Help maintain building amenities throughout the day.
  • Respond to emergencies and incidents promptly and appropriately.

Requirements

  • You're a people-person—you enjoy meeting new people from all walks of life.
  • In-person interactions energize you and you have outstanding interpersonal skills.
  • You feel comfortable and confident being the face of the brand.
  • Helping others gives you a sense of accomplishment.
  • You work well in a team and can roll up your sleeves to help when needed.
  • You're able to multitask while always prioritizing the member experience.
  • You've worked in hospitality / retail or customer service before (not required).
  • You have strong verbal and written communication skills.
  • You are comfortable with and proficient in basic computer skills.
  • You demonstrate and value integrity, dependability, responsibility, accountability, self-awareness, work ethic, and compassion.
  • You show a passion and understanding of WeWork's mission and values.
  • You have a secondary school certificate which is preferred but not required.
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