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A reception role at Tipness Komazawa-Daigaku, a fitness club operated by Tipness. Front-desk staff are the first people members and visitors meet, and they set the tone for each visit.
The work covers greeting people as they arrive, handling membership sign-ups, facility tours and other procedures, explaining how the club works, and selling products at the counter. Because the range of tasks is wide, it suits someone who enjoys talking with people and is comfortable switching between customer service and routine administrative work.
No experience or special qualification is required; most part-timers at Tipness start without experience, and training for beginners is provided.
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Front-desk staff at Tipness Roppongi, welcoming members and visitors, handling membership sign-ups and other procedures, giving directions around the club and selling products.
All-round staff at Tipness Gotanda, handling front-desk procedures and sales and checking safety and coaching members in the machine gym, studio and pool.
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Counter staff at a Hotto Motto takeaway bento shop, taking orders, running the register and handing over bento, with some simple cooking and plating.
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Part-time store work at a Seria 100-yen shop: stocking and arranging shelves, handling the register and helping customers, following a daily task plan set in advance.