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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Talent assesed

Concierge / VIP

  • Which department is the talent from?

  • 1. Warm welcome/greeting provided

  • 2. Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction

  • 3. Concierge must greet guest and offer assistance within 5 minutes of arrival to the area

  • 4. Lobby Concierge is responsive and knowledgeable (Be knowledgeable, suggest, recommend)

  • 5. Concierge provides reservation services

  • 6. Offer to provide a confirmation for every reservation and ask guest if he/she prefers printed, e-mail or send to the room

  • 7. Talent must Remix Luxury

  • 8. Talent ace the Basics and put the guest at the center of everything they did

  • 9. Talent must take responsibility and make it happen

  • 10. Guest name used during the experience, when known

  • 11. Talent must bring their personality to work

  • 12. Further assistance offered to the guest

  • 13. Warm and sincere closing offered, and appreciation demonstrated

  • 1. Warm welcome/greeting provided

  • 2. Good posture, smile, eye contact, and attentive listening maintained throughout the interaction

  • 3. Guest name used during the experience, when known

  • 4. W Insider must take responsibility and make it happen

  • 5. W Insider must bring their personality to work

  • 6. Talent does not decline a request without offering alternatives

  • 7. Talent ace the Basics and put the guest at the center of everything they did

  • 8. Talent enhanced the guest stay by giving insider access to the city or by being attentive to the guests needs.

  • 9. Further assistance offered to the guest

  • 10. Warm and sincere closing offered, and appreciation demonstrated

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