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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a concierge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone performing the duties or role of a concierge, typically in a hospitality or service context.
Example: "As a concierge, I am responsible for ensuring that guests have a pleasant and comfortable stay at the hotel."
Alternatives: "in the role of a concierge" or "acting as a concierge."
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Now 67, she receives a pension and works as a concierge at an apartment building, supporting herself and an unemployed son on little more than $300 a month.
I was working as a concierge.
That stuff is just illegal as a concierge – the gambling and prostitution and drugs.
They will be modelled on American and German developments: residents will get services such as a concierge and dry cleaning.
The story's resident ghoul, César (Luis Tosar, appropriately clammy), works as a concierge in a Barcelona apartment building.
As a concierge service for the mega-rich, Quintessentially has made its fortune indulging the whims of the wealthy.
As a concierge at the elegant Pavillon de la Reine hotel in Paris, Arnaud Ilisca dresses in tails.
The woman works as a concierge at the Spa and Lodge at Cordillera, a 56-room resort hotel overlooking Vail.
Between shifts working as a concierge at the newly opened Apple Store, Rumer would be allowed to use his studio.
There will also be an apartment for a staff member, who will look after the property and act as a concierge and driver for both owners.
And in the 10 years he has worked as a concierge, he said, there has never been a request he said no to.
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