Enrique Roa wears many hats: doorman, college grad, co-op treasurer.
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Governing His Childhood Home
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Beloved Brito
“The Secret Lives of Buildings,” with Alejandro Brito.
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“The Doorman Is the Face of the Building”
A good doorman is the face of the building; a great one is in touch with the inner workings, too.
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The Doorman Who Wasn’t There
Remote doorman systems are offering enhanced security – and a lot more.
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The Clothes make the Doorman
Saving money and style with doormen uniforms.
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The “Risk” That Paid Off
A co-op takes a chance on an upcoming staff member and it pays off handsomely.
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A View from the Desk
The concierge station has morphed into a combination of technology and access.
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The Clothes Make the Building
Caring about your doorman’s uniform.
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Tips
What do board members, managing agents, and staff members call “the standard” for tipping?
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At the Doors
Whether it is handling packages or people, the doorman is an unusual breed in an unusual job.
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