The job is at TPC Scottsdale located in Scottsdale, AZ. Some duties include: * Assist players with golfing needs * Answering phones to schedule future tee times * Operate Point of Sale System to collect fees and pay for merchandise * Opening, Closing, and Maintaining golf shop * Inventory The requirements for considerations include: * Must be detail oriented, organized, and have the ability to manage multiple priorities * Excellent customer service skills with a high level of professionalism * Working knowledge of golf course operations and practices * Bachelor's degree preferred * 2-3 years of experience Like I said before this job is more of a career rather than a job; it includes many benefits such as insurance, 401k, and playing privileges. This is a full time job paying $10.00 to $12.00 per hour. Overall these are three quality jobs in the golfing industry. If I had to choose one I would personally prefer the job at TPC to move on in my career, but I lack certain qualifications.
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According to “Intuit” (2014), “An inventory management system tracks the sale, purchase and payments related to these elements of inventory” (The Basics of Inventory Management). Kundler Fine Foods can update to higher security internet in an ERP- Enterprise Resource Planning system, allowing Kathy (the president) to access data from all three location from any location. This change requires training as well as an enhanced security to protect customer and financial data. Currently, Kundler Fine Foods uses the data program Microsoft Access to maintain date; * Customer information: This stores customers name and address for processing and special mailings. * Inventory: Used to manage inventory and determine the availability of ingredients used in items.
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