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Front Office Staff Do's and Dont's

The document provides guidelines for front office staff regarding proper behaviors and etiquette when interacting with customers. It lists dos such as smiling, making eye contact, and anticipating customer needs. Don'ts include failing to acknowledge customers, using slang, or having personal conversations in front of guests. Behaviors that are not tolerated include chewing gum, rudeness, lack of focus on the customer, and discrimination. Additional rules cover proper dress, breaks, attending to customer requests, and maintaining confidentiality.

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Front Office Staff Do's and Dont's

The document provides guidelines for front office staff regarding proper behaviors and etiquette when interacting with customers. It lists dos such as smiling, making eye contact, and anticipating customer needs. Don'ts include failing to acknowledge customers, using slang, or having personal conversations in front of guests. Behaviors that are not tolerated include chewing gum, rudeness, lack of focus on the customer, and discrimination. Additional rules cover proper dress, breaks, attending to customer requests, and maintaining confidentiality.

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Front Office Staff Do's & Dont's

The Purpose of the Training:

 To ensure the most efficient behaviours in front of customers.

 To increase the attentiveness of the front desk staff.

 To generally increase staff efficiency.

 Increase Front Office and overall GSS score.

 Be self-disciplined at all times.

FRONT OFFICE DO'S

 Make eye contact, smile and greet every guest.

 Do concentrate only on the customer in front of you but, also acknowledge any waiting guests.

 Lean towards customers, stand alert, tall and visible.

 Control body language.

 Keep a positive attitude.

 Offer assistance before the guest has to ask - anticipate guest's needs.

FRONT OFFICE DON'TS

 Fail to acknowledge the customer.

 Make faces.

 Use slang.
 Say "mmmmh" all the time while conversing with the guests.

 Gather in groups to chat.

 Have personal conversations with others in front of guests.

 Put your hands in your pockets.

FRONT OFFICE NOT TOLERATED BEHAVIORS

 Chewing gum.

 Rude behavior.

 Lack of focus on the customer who is currently being served.

 Discriminating against customers.

 Failing to follow check-in and check-out list.

 Forgetting to complete work or to follow up on customer requests to be sure they have been
carried out.

 Inattentiveness.

Front Office Staff Rules and Regulations

Arrive in time, inspired and motivated.

Dress up properly and maintain high grooming standards.

Smile naturally on stage and backstage.

Be proactive and motivate each other.

There is no mine, everything is ours.

Even if smoking is not good for you, you are only allowed to smoke in the designated staff area. (As per
hotel policy)

After smoking, please consider our guests and colleagues, wash your hands & take a mouthwash or
mint.
Breaks are important but don’t take extensive ones.

Never Ever leave your Desk unattended.

Always communicate your position with your team mates.

Keep your eyes open, observe and check our environment permanently.

Report any irregularity.

It’s your responsibility to keep our hotel clean, maintained and stylish.

Every guest is a VIP.

Never say I don’t know or/and it’s not my job, always offer an alternative.

Chewing doesn’t look good on you.

Don’t lean on the wall, the wall can stand by himself.

Keep your mobile on silent mode and do not speak on mobile in the guest areas.

Don’t hide your mistake, Instead learn from it.

Do not disclose guest details: like profiles, C.C No. and current guest balance outside the hotel.

Dispose (by shredding) any outdated internal or guest documents after a specific period of time.
Mask guest Credit Card no. when implying on emails.

Never say out the guest room number, instead point out the room number displayed on the key card or
indicate which floor they will be allocated on.

Always confirm guest detail discreetly before renewing loss guest key.

Be cautious with money.

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