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Part-Time Key holder property managment
Job Description
The employee will work as a key holder for short term rental apartment. He/She will be responsible of welcome the guests and check them in.provide touristic information about Budapest can answer simple questions about Transportation , Restaurants, Tours etc. and check them out at the end of the rent period. Call the cleaning service company.
the job compensation will be in per order basis.
How to Apply
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Comment made by Manshuk on Oct 13th 2014 at 3:26 pm:
Hello, I am potentially interested in this job and would like to understand more.
I moved from London to Budapest in July and am looking for some work. Things I would like to understand is pay, details of responsibilities, how many properties are required to be managed etc.
Comment made by Victor on Oct 16th 2014 at 9:41 pm:
Hello, I am a Student of IBS-International Business School, I live in Budapest for two years from now, I came as a tourist, by that seeing many Budapest’s picturesque places. I’m friendly and talkative, also very patiently and responsable, I’m searching for this kind of job, which let’s me be free in my schedule, because I’m engaged in studying, mostly having lessons in the second part of the day, so I cannot miss many of them, and that’s only few reasons why I feel this job enjoyable!
P.S. Hopefully you would find me competent for being engaged.
Comment made by Diane Lane on Oct 22nd 2014 at 12:27 am:
Hi,
This job sounds perfect!
I am already working here part time (between here and the UK) and am hoping to work here permanently.
At the moment I work for a cosmetic dentist and my duties include meeting English patients from the airport, settling them in to their apartments, taking them to the dental surgery and back and showing them where to buy groceries etc .
I think that I would be perfect for this job.
I would be grateful if you could email me the rate of pay and how many properties there would be to maintain etc.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Regards, Diane
Comment made by Victor L. on Oct 23rd 2014 at 4:24 pm:
Dear Sir or Madame
I am interested in the job offer. I have had several jobs in the hotel industry, where my tasks included reception and guiding, so the kind of tasks demanded won’t be new for me.
My background and skills make me a good candidate for mentioned above positions.
I am flexible and ready to work during evenings, weekends and holidays. I learn fast and I am open-minded about undertaking new challenges.
Thank you for your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you. If you have some last objections before taking decision to hire me, don’t hesitate to contact me. Interview or testing period can also be arranged.
All the best
Victor
Comment made by Ibai Eslava on Oct 24th 2014 at 10:35 am:
Dear Mr/Mrs,
I am a Spanish young man who is going to move to Budapest and is very interested in this job offer.
I have experience in this field since I worked for the Spanish Tourism Office in Oslo where my tasks consisted of providing customers with information about their destinations and tips about activities they could carry out in those places as well as booking bus, train tickets when they required thist service.
I think this job suits me since I can speak Spanish as mother tongue, fluent English and some Czech.I am available from now on.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any query about my candidacy
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Yours faithfully
Ibai Eslava
Comment made by Vesna on Dec 18th 2014 at 10:59 pm:
Hello, I’m already involved in a similar kind of business, we also clean 11 apartments for short rentals in Budapest, including contact with washing service, checking equipment, lights, provision of necessary material (toilet paper and similar). I know all the aspects (and possible problems) and my experience may be of great help to you as well.
Call me, please, for further talks.
Vesna