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Guest Services Rotation

Kalahari Resort Round Rock TXRound Rock, TX

EE. UU.Internship

$14.00

por hora

horas/semana

1

posiciones

duración

Inicio
Later 2026
Ventana de inicio
Sep 16, 2026 – Nov 12, 2026
Nivel de inglés
Excellent level of English
Requisito de género
Any
Publicado
7 de junio de 2026

Descripción del puesto

Front Desk Rotation Intern: This Position is a presentation of Kalahari’s unique brand and culture. You will learn and work in a fast-paced environment, while making a daily difference in one of our departments. For the majority of your time, you will be expected to engage with guests and perform the job functions of a line-level hospitality associate.You will be responsible for providing attentive, courteous, and efficient service to all guests; during check-in, throughout their stay, and at checkout. Kalahari Resorts and Conventions delivers a beyond-expectations waterpark resort and conference experience all under one roof. You will be assisting our managerial team with the daily operations of running America’s Largest Waterpark Resorts.

Plan de entrenamiento

1. Orientation 2. Resort Front Desk 3. Waterpark Front Desk 4. Tom Foolery Front Desk

Requisitos

-Have a background, consisting of college course work in related field. -Previous experience in a hotel or resort will be helpful -Must be proficient in Windows software. -Having a service to other personality - Commitment to delivering high levels of customer service - Flexibility to respond to a range of different work situations -Team-oriented and enjoy hands-on environment. - Detail-oriented and able to balance multiple responsibilities and tasks. - Strong analytical, problem solving, and organizational skills needed.

Alojamiento

Host Company Provided

Información adicional

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