What Is Front Office Support?

The front desk is a Chinese vocabulary, pronounced qián tái, which refers to the front stage or the front of the stage; where the metaphor is open-often used for derogatory meaning. "Zhi Taoguang Master" is recorded.

[qián tái]

1. [Proscenium]: The front stage or the front of the stage.

2. [The stage]: Where the metaphor is open-often used for derogation. ^[1]

1. The front stand.

Front desk (5 photos)

Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Zheng Taoguang Zen Master": "See you at the front desk and the backstage, the upper world bells and the lower world smell."

2. The front of the stage. The place where the actor performs; it is extended to a public place, with derogatory meaning.

Fu Fu's poem "May 14th, peace and then stop writing" poem: "Xun appeared again and again, the backstage dancers."

3. Generic term for parts of the theater other than the stage, including auditorium, box office, etc.

Twelfth edition of "Song Girl Red Peony" by Hong Shen: "The front desk business is good today." ^[1]

4. Refers specifically to the employer: This is the platform in the reception area of the lobby; it is usually referred to as the receptionist in general. Whether it is the reception area of the lobby or the general receptionist, it is the first impression given by a unit, which can represent the first impression of the entire company to customers.