TMC Hospitality
Pool Server - Drift Nashville
Nashville, TN
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 27 days ago
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About the role
- Pool servers attend to pool guests during a meal, helping them place their order and making sure they get their food and beverages in a timely manner.
- They greet pool guests and engage in friendly conversation with them to cultivate a hospitable, welcoming environment.
- They help their tables pay their bill and make correct change, keeping track of receipts and tips.
Responsibilities
- In addition to caring for guests, Pool Servers help maintain a clean and sanitary environment by bussing dishes around the pool area, sweeping pool patio floors, wiping menus and completing other running & closing tasks.
Company info
- TMC Hospitality was founded in 2016 by Philip Bates as an offshoot of TMC Group to bring its innovation and purposeful disruption to the hospitality industry.
- As a forward-thinking hotel development and management company focused on elevating hospitality from a service to an experience through strategic development, investment, and brand creation, the group has two hotel brands, Bode and Drift, in addition to Buttonwood Farm & Winery that cater to the concept of social group travel and experiences.
- Bode, with a location in Nashville, redefines traditional travel by creating flexible spaces that expertly blend the style of vacation rental homes with the comforts and conveniences of a boutique hotel.
- Drift, with locations in San Jose del Cabo, Santa Barbara, Palm Springs, and Nashville, is a modern hotel concept for independent and group travelers who value adventure and culture with minimalist yet intentional details and amenities.
- We're searching for high-energy, kind, service-oriented pool servers to join our team for the Summer Season of the Pool At Drift Nashville!
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