Property Operations Assistant General Manager
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Benefits
- Remote work
- Biweekly pay in USD
- Paid time off
- Opportunity to work with a U.S.-based luxury brand.
- Domestic travel to the U.S. market
- Indefinite-term U.S. contractor agreement
Essential Functions
The essential functions of the Assistant General Manager are grouped into three main categories:
Guest Communications & Experience Support
- Ensure guests receive arrival instructions, access details, and important stay information in a timely manner.
- Coordinate with guest services and on-site teams to resolve escalated guest concerns, service requests, and maintenance issues.
- Proactively connect with satisfied guests to encourage positive reviews and repeat bookings.
- Monitor guest feedback, identify improvement opportunities, and coordinate special touches or enhancements to elevate the guest experience.
- Manage maintenance and housekeeping tickets, ensuring timely task completion and follow-up.
- Coordinate vendors and service providers to maintain property standards.
- Monitor operational performance, identify trends, and support process improvements.
- Ensure SOP compliance and support the implementation of new procedures.
- Utilize tools such as Asana, Guesty, Slack, and Google Workspace to coordinate operations.
- Provide administrative support to the GM, including reporting, scheduling, and operational coordination.
- Assist with onboarding and training of team members and vendors.
- Track team performance, scheduling, and task completion across markets.
- Act as a communication bridge between leadership, local teams, and guest services.
- Support staffing coordination, PTO planning, and special operational projects.
- High guest satisfaction and strong review performance.
- Efficient team utilization and timely task resolution.
- Well-maintained properties with minimal recurring issues.
- Strong communication, process improvements, and operational support.
- Experience: 5+ years of operations leadership experience, preferably in multi-site environments, with a strong track record in operational oversight and driving process improvements.
- Customer-Facing Skills: Proven experience in customer-facing roles with strong service instincts, polished communication skills, and a track record of resolving issues professionally and empathetically; direct hospitality or travel industry experience is a strong plus.
- Hospitality/Property Management Background: Preference given to candidates with backgrounds in hospitality, real estate, or property management, especially those familiar with short-term rentals, hotel operations, or luxury hospitality standards.
- Communication: Excellent communication skills—both written and verbal—are essential for interacting with U.S.-based guests and teams; English fluency is a must. The ideal candidate can adapt their tone to suit different stakeholders, from guests to housekeepers to executives.
- Tech & Systems Proficiency: Must be tech-savvy and proficient with tools like Asana, Property Management Systems (Guesty), Slack, and Google Workspace. Breezeway experience preferred.
- Organizational Skills: Exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail are essential for managing multiple priorities, maintaining schedules, and tracking tasks across markets.
- Problem-Solving: A proactive, resourceful problem-solver who stays calm under pressure and quickly adapts to unexpected issues.
- Decision-making: Strong decision-making skills and the judgment to know when to escalate issues.
- Education: Bachelor’s degree in Hospitality Management, Business Administration, or a related field is preferred (or equivalent professional experience).
- Work Authorization: Must be authorized to work as a contractor in Colombia. (If travel to the U.S. is required, the candidate should meet the criteria for obtaining a visa for short business visits.)
- Location of Services: This remote role is based near Bogotá, with occasional in-person meetings requiring reasonable commuting distance.
- Availability & Flexibility: Due to the unpredictable nature of hospitality operations, occasional after-hours or weekend availability is needed to handle urgent issues like guest emergencies or last-minute disruptions. While infrequent, these situations require timely responses to protect the guest experience and maintain smooth operations.
- Travel Expectations: This role does require occasional U.S. travel (1–2 times per year) for market visits, team summits, or on-site training; visa eligibility required. Travel will be planned in advance, and the contractor should be open to it and able to represent the company professionally.
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