I'm going to apply for a receptionist in a four-star hotel tomorrow! What to pay attention to!

First: the instrument must be heavy, not thick, the hair had better not be dyed, the long hair had better be coiled, and the hair should not have dandruff and oil return.

Second: as for your question about being a greeter or a waiter, it means that you are not ready for either. Generally speaking, the waiter refers to the room attendant who needs to clean the room. If something is out of sight, or the guest is damaged, you should bear the loss yourself. The job of the usher needs to stand up and serve, guide the guests to the counter he needs, and remind them, for example, hello, sir and madam, please go slow. There are decent and generous, solemn and steady, decent smile and so on.

Third: working in a four-star hotel, no one bothers you except yourself.

The best and most important thing is not to be greedy for petty advantages, but to hand over what you find, not to be greedy.