Which job is better, the property receptionist or the sales office water bar clerk? Give me some advice.

Neither of these jobs has much technical content. If you really want to divide the level, I personally think that "property reception at the front desk" is better.

The work of the water bar staff in the sales office is basically to receive the owners who come to buy houses, which belongs to service work.

Reception at the property front desk is also a service work, but in the process of communicating with the owners, we will know the owners' demands at the first time, such as: the window opener of the owners' house is not sensitive, and the owners report whether the rest seats in the community can be increased. After fully understanding the owner's demands, the receptionist can find which department and person in charge to solve the problem for the owner. In the long run, it will be the owner's problem.

Even if the enthusiastic sales office water bar staff will communicate with customers who have the intention to buy a house and understand his demand for buying a house, so what? Have you finished your job as a real estate consultant?