Lodge Supervisor
Masungi Georeserve
- Tanay, Philippines, Km. 47 Marcos Highway, Tanay, Calabarzon, PhilippinesTanayCalabarzonPhilippinesPhilippines
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Berakhir 6 years ago
2018-02-02T16:00:00+00:00Ditutup.
Deskripsi Pekerjaan
- Host guests throughout different experiences offered at the complex, such as the Discovery Trail, Food & Beverage, and Lodging.
- Naturally interact with a diverse set of people, most especially guests, team members and external partners.
- Manage a variety of different operations and human resources at the Georeserve, supervise staff from different departments and be tasked to lead and manage new experience launches.
- Work closely with the project manager to ensure operational excellence, customer satisfaction and innovation in the world-class Georeserve.
- Work in nature and in the outdoors; help shape the organization in its mission to conserve and protect the Masungi landscape through Geotourism and conservation development.
Kualifikasi Minimum
- Strong interpersonal and communications skills
- Natural customer service orientation
- Excellent project management and leadership skills
- Resourcefulness, adaptability, and creativity
- Strong conflict management and resolution abilities
- Excellence in performing designated tasks
- A keen interest in the environment, outdoors or sustainable tourism
Ringkasan Perkerjaan
- Tingkat Posisi
- Supervisor / Asisten Manager
- Spesialisasi
- Hospitality and Tourism
- Persyaratan tingkat pendidikan
- Lulus program Sarjana (S1)
- Respon rekruter ke lamaran
- Once in a while
- Alamat Kantor
- Km. 47 Marcos Highway, Tanay, Calabarzon, Philippines
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Tentang Masungi Georeserve
The Masungi Georeserve is an environment protection project, with a goal to promote sustainability, conservation, and education. Our BHAG is to form part of a UNESCO Geopark. Currently, the area has an effective conservation plan supported by a geotourism plan.