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WRMC, Inc.
San Antonio, TX, US
Source: WRMC, Inc. careers · View original posting
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Worth Ross Management Company (WRMC) is an award-winning leader in luxury multifamily and HOA management. We are known for delivering exceptional service, maintaining high standards, and creating welcoming communities where residents truly feel at home. Our teams are the heart of our success, and we value professionalism, attention to detail, and a genuine commitment to service.
We’re looking for a dependable, service-oriented Valet / Concierge to serve as a key point of contact for residents and guests. This position combines professional valet services with front-facing concierge support, helping create a welcoming, safe, and well-organized environment that reflects the standards of a luxury residential community. As one of the first points of contact at the property, the ideal candidate brings exceptional customer service, professionalism, and attention to detail to every interaction.
A strong customer service mindset with a hospitality-focused approach.
Prior experience in valet, hospitality, luxury residential, hotel, or customer-facing roles is highly preferred.
A valid driver’s license with a clean driving record and the ability to safely operate various vehicle types.
Professional communication skills, both in person and over the phone.
Reliability, discretion, and the ability to handle sensitive situations professionally.
A neat, polished appearance and pride in representing a luxury community.
Ability to meet pre-employment requirements, including background screening and drug testing, in accordance with applicable laws.
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