VACANCY: RECEPTIONIST (Port Harcourt)

VACANCY: De White House Apartment

POSITION: Receptionist

LOCATION: Stadium Road.

RESPONSIBILITIES

- Greet guests

- Manage front desk operations

- Handle administrative tasks

- Provide exceptional customer service

REQUIREMENTS

- Minimum of BSc, HND or OND

- 1-2 years of experience

- Age: 22- 30 years

- Excellent communication skills

- Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite

WORKING SCHEDULE

- 6 days a week (Just one day off)

- 8:am to 5pm (9 hours)

OUR OFFER

- Competitive salary and benefits

- Opportunity for growth and development

To apply, send your CV to jobs.elviraspen@gmail.com

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