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Oral Communication
  • refers primarily to the use of speech to give and exchange thoughts and information.

 

Oral Communication is an Essential Skill that all Casino employees need to:

  • Educate customers about responsible gaming and ensuring anyone who is having difficulty gets the assistance that they need.
  • Explain casino information, services, gaming products and gaming rules to customers.
  • Ask questions to clarify job tasks and expectations.
  • Respond to requests from customers, provide casino information and maintain an approachable attitude.
  • Speak respectfully to customers and co-workers when dealing with complex issues or resolving conflicts.

 

Specific Applications in Gaming

  • Casino Bank Cashiers respond to customers’ requests for change.
  • Casino Hosts promote events to customers.
  • Servers introduce themselves to the customers, put them at ease, and inform them about the Casino restaurant food specials and promotions.
  • Casino Housekeeping Attendants respond to requests for clean-up by radio.
  • Facility Supervisors interact with all departments by phone to discuss routine repairs and maintenance.
  • Retail Supervisors discuss displays and new products with their employees.
  • Security Officers use two-way radios to contact each other, supervisor or Investigative Security Officers to advise of a situation where they are needed.
  • Slot Attendants congratulate winners and explain how they will proceed in processing their jackpot payout.
  • The Boxperson explains and clarifies rules to customers at the Craps Table.
  • Uniform Technicians interact with employees when tailoring uniforms to ensure a proper fit.
  • Warehouse Clerks respond to phone requests for immediate delivery of goods.