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The Front Desk Supervisor leads the host stand and front-of-house flow, ensuring every guest is greeted, seated, and served promptly and warmly. This role owns the dining room’s floor plan and pacing and coordinates the To-Go program — acting as the first and last impression of the restaurant.
Key Responsibilities
Host Desk & Guest Flow
Train new hosts on standards and systems
Manage reservations, waitlists, and walk-ins using the reservation/POS system
Answer phones professionally; handle reservation changes and guest inquiries
Resolve guest concerns at the door and escalate to management when needed
Front office/ dispatcher
Answer Calls
Dispatch Repair Technicians
Perform general administrative duties
Order appliance parts, track orders, and coordinate follow-up appointments once parts are received
Part-time for the right candidate
Sales Associate – Entry level
As an Entry Level Sales Associate, you will work directly with customer accounts, provide excellent customer service, and support daily sales efforts that help drive business growth. This Entry Level Sales Associate role is ideal for someone interested in sales, customer engagement, and building real business experience in a fast-paced environment.
Motivated to grow in a sales environment while supporting customer needs
Part Time Admin/Operations Assistant Hatch Henderson Five Legal Search
Soft Skills: Very Strong Organizational Skills, teamwork and communication
Hard Skills: Note taking, Calendar updates, research, maintaining records, proof reading, ability to multitask
18-25 hours per week, flexible schedule.
$20-22 an hour
Intern IT Support at Canadian Solar. Benefits included, pay is $20-25
Soft Skills: Team work, strong verbal, strong written skills, strong organizational skills
Hard Skills: Ticketing systems, documentation, Microsoft, Windows OS,
IT Helpdesk Prompt Health. This position is fully remote. Includes benefits.
Soft skills: teamwork, patience, wanting to help people
Hard skills: OS trouble shooting, ticketing, troubleshooting for Windows, and MAC OS, work with systems administration, assist with zoom, google workspace, microsoft 365.
I had a blast in Employment Services today. I realized I needed to switch over my email to be more professional and regained access to my oldest email and realized how many benefits google has implemented. The most convenient is the ability to trash the entire inbox and unsubscribe from emails without having to go through every single email. I also really enjoyed the random interview questions to give us more natural rhythm instead of sounding like AI bots. The shift today was just very beautiful and felt like employees getting to know each other without too much!
I was late today due to a misunderstanding, but we worked it out and it’s ok. I mostly worked on interview questions and answers, both written and oral. The oral interview practice was with unconventional questions and unscripted answers, which was actually surprisingly fun. See y’all in SJS!
Employment services were fun today. We talked about handling work place arguments smartly that protects our jobs. Then we worked on document lab where I tried to wrangle some of my interview answers into STARS with real examples instead of academic treatises. And make it fit what I’d say instead of the medium of writing, where you can be more formal and wordy.
Then we got to do some weird out of the box questions like “What song do you feel confident about singing at karaoke” and “What kind of crayon are you?” Of course they’re not normal interview questions that we’re likely to see but it was good way to break down barriers, feel more natural, spontaneous, and not rely on canned responses that we had scripted out. Plus it made the group a lot more fun as we all got to hear and react to everyone’s fun and different answers. And brought us closer together.
This is the last class before a week off. And Also the last class that Sam, Alex, and Tiye are in before they move onto SJS. It’s bittersweet, as time often brings. But it puts things into perspective: It’s been a fun month and the future is only looking brighter and brighter.
Now that we’ve graduated from PRO training, I have more time to focus on job search. I’m looking to multi-track my efforts, working primarily on getting my first Salesforce Admin experience. As well, I will try to look for local or remote work that doesn’t require future certification. I’m excited about it.
Today, I worked on my “Salesforce” resume to get some more grammatical errors cleared and the language more tight and consistent. I have also found an opportunity in Berkeley that is unrelated to Salesforce, so I worked on the sample cover letter format so I will be ready to apply for that job.
Earlier today, we did a scenario covering workplace conflict. The project management/software engineering one was an interesting look at how things can go wrong in the PM field when people don’t communicate in a professional way.
Finally, we did some fun Q&A questions to stay off the Interview script we have been working on. It was way more fun to conduct our final Friday of ES class. I’m looking forward to SJS on Monday and following up on the next steps in my career journey.