Schweitzer
Vacation Specialist
Sandpoint, ID · Part-time
Sponsorship not specified$17k-$20kDetected 33 days ago
SalesOutbound SalesExcelCustomer SupportCommunicationTime ManagementMicrosoft Office
About the role
- Vacation Specialists assist guests in booking or adjusting all aspects of their Schweitzer vacation as well as answering general resort questions.
- This position is for seasonal or season to season work, both part time and full time positions may be available.
- This position is on site and is not available for remote work.
Responsibilities
- Delivers outbound sales campaigns and courtesy notices as needed.
- Able to manage multiple software platforms and webpages at one time.
Requirements
- A strong guest service/sales back ground, knowledge of skiing and snowboarding, and familiarity with Schweitzer resort products is required.
Nice to have
- Minimum time in a related position.
- 2 years of customer service experience preferred
Skills
- High proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Teams, and Outlook).
- Knowledge of Siriusware, SMS, NICE, Inntopia, and/or RTP preferred.
- Will sit for up to 8 hours a day
- Will wear a headset for up to 8 hours a day.
- Professional communication skills (both spoken and written) required.
- Excellent organizational and time management skills with a high degree of detail.
- Strong customer service skills and sales experience required.
- License/Certifications - None
- Physical Capabilities
- Additional -
- Education/Related Experience:
- Minimum time in a related position - 2 years of customer service experience preferred
Compensation
- $17k-$20k
Benefits
- Accrued paid sick leave
- Depending on employment status you could qualify for full medical benefits, vacation time, and paid parental leave.
- Create customized and comprehensive vacation packages for guests while meeting department-wide metrics for revenue, excellent service standards, and goals.
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