A lobby attendant is an entry-level employee that works in the lobby of a large building. You can find lobby attendant jobs in many different locations, including theaters, office buildings, and hotels. Your primary duties are to greet the public at the front door and keep the lobby looking neat and presentable. In theaters or other event spaces, you may also assist people to their seats and answer any questions they have about the production. No experience or special qualifications are necessary. A high school diploma or GED certificate may be required, but it is not universally required by employers. Strong interpersonal skills are essential, as you are giving a first impression of the company. With experience, you can move into a supervisor position.