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Join our team as an InRoom Dining Telephone Service Agent at a Marriott property in Grand Cayman. Utilize your 2-3 years of F&B experience and excellent English communication to expertly guide guests through menus and process orders. This role requires deep food & wine knowledge, proficiency with...
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Cayman Islands , Grand Cayman
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Marriott Bonvoy
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Until further notice
Explore a rewarding career path as an In-Room Dining Telephone Service Agent, a pivotal role within the luxury hospitality sector. These jobs are the heart of a hotel's room service operation, acting as the primary voice and first point of contact for guests seeking the convenience and luxury of dining in the privacy of their room. Professionals in this role are more than just order takers; they are culinary ambassadors and hospitality experts dedicated to creating memorable, personalized dining experiences from a distance. The core responsibility of an In-Room Dining Telephone Service Agent is to expertly manage all incoming phone calls for room service. This involves meticulously taking food and beverage orders, but the role extends far beyond simple data entry. Agents provide detailed, enticing descriptions of menu items, confidently answer questions about ingredients, preparation methods, and potential allergens, and offer thoughtful recommendations to suit guest preferences. A significant part of the job is possessing and conveying in-depth knowledge of the entire menu, including specialties, daily features, and particularly the beverage list, which often includes wines, cocktails, and spirits. This expertise allows them to guide guests through their choices, enhancing their overall dining journey. Common daily tasks include processing orders accurately through a Point-of-Sale (POS) or order management computer system, communicating special requests, dietary restrictions, and allergies clearly to the kitchen staff, and providing guests with accurate estimated delivery times. They are also responsible for managing order logistics, such as placing callbacks for large orders, notifying guests and management of any unforeseen delays, and securely processing various payment methods over the phone. Furthermore, they handle post-delivery follow-ups, address any guest concerns with professionalism and empathy, and complete necessary end-of-shift reports. To excel in these jobs, individuals must possess exceptional verbal communication and active listening skills, as they build rapport and understand needs without face-to-face interaction. Superior customer service etiquette, a calm and pleasant phone demeanor, and the ability to handle high-pressure situations with grace are non-negotiable. Strong computer literacy for order entry systems and the ability to multitask effectively in a fast-paced environment are crucial. Typically, employers seek candidates with a high school diploma or equivalent, and prior experience in a customer-facing role, preferably within food and beverage or hospitality. A passion for food and drink, a keen attention to detail, and the flexibility to work various shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays, are standard requirements for these dynamic positions. If you are a person who finds joy in delivering exceptional service and has a passion for gastronomy, exploring In-Room Dining Telephone Service Agent jobs could be the perfect fit for your career ambitions in the world of high-end hospitality.

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