Front Desk Agent (Harvest Inn, Full time, In person, St. Helena, CA.)

This position requires a driver’s license.

Listed skills: Writing skills, hotel experience, hospitality, guest services, customer service, phone etiquette, guest relations and front desk.

As a Front Desk Agent, you serve as the first point of contact for guests, managing check-ins, answering phone inquiries, and organizing reservations. The role requires multitasking between guest services and administrative duties, such as running daily reports, coordinating with housekeeping, engineering, and food & beverage teams, and supporting sales and catering for group bookings. You’ll communicate hotel and dining information clearly, assist with special guest requests and amenities, and resolve conflicts calmly. Attention to detail, strong communication, and a guest-first attitude are essential, along with a willingness to take on additional tasks as needed.

Listed pay is $22 to $23 an hour.

Link:

https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=c9f632fa07b7bc66&from=shareddesktop_copy

What I Did Today

– Deeply unfocused today.
– All about BIOS
— This is a lot of what I do in volunteering so I feel really good about it. I’m glad I got to do it on physical machines a bunch because trying to get VM software to cooperate is more of a pain but I’m not demoralized.
– Talked with Jose about coworking moving forward now that Nathan’s internship is done. Did no skillsoft today.

What I Did Today

I noticed that the DEI list looked completely full, and it caught me off guard. It looked like I would need to search up companies and add them. I used a Reddit post as a starting point, and I was able to find companies that still had DEI pages.

WHAT I DID TODAY

Remembered to clock in to HOMEBASE.

edited Ticket on project Computer Hardware Pre-Lab – Including two (2) pictures of bios from laptop (Lenovo)

Did What I Did for Today and Clock Out of HOMEBASE.

What I did today

During the first hour I added job listings to the CTP website, centered around the Sacramento area. In the second hour I worked on the emergency food list, adding entries for San Bernardino and Kern County. In the last hour I searched for DEI companies not yet on the list, finding 2.

What I did today

I was able to work on the Elective which was Virtual Management.

I already use color codes however, the article helped me to see how I can use more for the same thing but different categories.

My typing was good today 50.

What I did today

Today we started the Computer Hardware lab. We investigated different start-up options for two virtual machines in different virtual machine managers and our own home system. We learned the difference between BIOS and UEFI. We learned what happened when your computer starts up and how it goes from POST to BIOS to operating system boot. We learned the basic Windows operating system boot process.