Fifth Angle Studios

If being the first employee people encounter when they come into an establishment sounds interesting to you, becoming a front office executive could be a great career match. These customer-service-oriented professionals  make a positive impression on guests and keep operations flowing. As one of the company’s main ambassadors, front office executives try to build excitement and convey information. Before guests leave, front office executives may hand them cards to rate satisfaction & explain to them about other services & offers that the company is running. Because the nature of their position involves so much contact with the public, front office executives need to be good representatives of their organization. They must possess a friendly and upbeat demeanor, dress professionally, and act courteously. Other attributes include Interpersonal skills, Customer-centric, Multitasking, Attention to detail

• Explain specific services to consumers.
• Explain different customizable features.
• Represent and promote the organization with services at in-home product presentations, showrooms as required.
• Determine seasonal trends and adjust as needed.

Work with customers or their representatives

- Possess a professional, knowledgeable, positive and energetic attitude § Uses strong consultative sales skills and interpersonal skills (both oral and written)

- Attention to detail, strong follow-up skills and motivation

- Assist manager in marketing campaigns

- Maintain accurate and organized files

- Work with Outside Sales Staff and Counter Sales Staff to assist in following up with customers

- Develop long-term relationships with industry customers (i.e. designers)

- Maintain the Showroom as a professional place of business

- Follow company policies and procedures and other duties as assigned

The ability and desire to sell

Excellent communication skills

A positive, confident and determined approach

High degree of self-motivation and ambition

The skills to work both independently and as part of a team

Active listening

Taking Initiatives

Verbal communication skills

Time management

Critical thinking

Self-regulation