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- 6일 전
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- 사무실에서
- Eligibility
- Candidates with prior experience in food and beverage or restaurant operations and a strong service mindset are suitable for this role.
- Resume
- Required to apply
Where you'll work
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Role overview
This role sits at the guest-facing edge of the food and beverage operation at Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara in Doha, Qatar. The position calls for someone who can deliver warm, timely, and polished service while representing the hotel in a professional manner.
What you will do
You will work closely with colleagues across departments to keep the outlet running smoothly and efficiently. The job focuses on creating a positive dining experience for guests through attentive service, strong product knowledge, and consistent support for the team.
Service expectations
As part of the front-line hospitality team, you will be expected to respond quickly and courteously to guests, help maintain guest comfort, and contribute directly to satisfaction levels in the hotel’s food and beverage spaces. You will also be responsible for understanding the menu, drinks, services, and facilities offered, while continuing to build your professional capability.
Workplace standards
The role includes keeping the work environment safe and hygienic, and respecting guest privacy at all times. The hotel places value on teamwork, service quality, and a guest-first approach.
About Minor Hotels
Minor Hotels is an international hotel owner, operator, and investor with a portfolio of more than 530 properties across multiple brands, including Anantara, Avani, Elewana, Oaks, NH Hotels, NH Collection, nhow, and TIVOLI. Its operations span more than 50 countries across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, the Indian Ocean, Europe, and South America.
Additional information
Work location: Banana Island Resort Doha by Anantara, Doha, Qatar.
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