Careers at Porsche
30/9/2015
Porsche Centre Tonbridge is currently looking for an enthusiastic and confident Saturday Receptionist to work at our Porsche Centre.
As the first point of contact for many customers, the successful candidate will be a representative of the Porsche brand, so excellent communication skills are essential. In order to excel in this role, applicants will need to enjoy providing outstanding customer service, be proficient using Microsoft Office and have outstanding organisation and interpersonal skills. Excellent attention to detail and a flexible approach to work will also be required.
The hours of work will be 08:00 to 17:00 on Saturdays only. Experience of working within a car dealership is preferred but not essential.
Please send your CV to Sharon Coombes, Porsche Centre Tonbridge, Brook Farm, Five Oak Green Road, Tonbridge TN11 0QN or email sharon.coombes@porschetonbridge.co.uk by October 18.
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