I am 20 years old and graduated from nursing secondary school, but I especially like the hotel industry. Then I applied for a five-star hotel here today.

There is no such thing as welcoming guests in five-star hotels, which are generally called concierge. This position is usually held by boys and few girls. As a secondary school graduate, the hotel industry is a good choice, with low threshold and wide contact. As long as you have the ability, you will be promoted soon. You may not need much professional skills, but you must have leadership skills, and of course, more importantly, relationships. If you have a good relationship with the leader, your promotion will naturally be faster. In fact, to put it bluntly, the most important thing in the hotel industry is to look at people, that is, what to say when meeting. As long as the leaders and guests are well managed, there will naturally be more room for improvement (it seems that all walks of life in China are like this, not by ability but by relationships). It doesn't mean that you can be promoted for how long you have been in office, nor does it mean that you have a chance to be promoted by setting a lot of standards.

As for the deposit you mentioned, it is completely illegal for the hotel to do so. It is expressly stipulated in the law that no unit or individual may impose a deposit in any form. If you want to talk to the hotel, the hotel will tell you that this is the rule. Pay if you want to go to work, or don't go to work. You can't compete with them unless you are determined to find a hotel theory. It is very important for owners who can open five-star hotels. If you dare to accept it, you are not afraid of prosecution. If you think the hotel treatment is ok, then pay it. If you think it is not good, then take it early.

I hope my answer is helpful to you. Please continue to consult if you have any questions. I have worked in a five-star hotel for five years and should be able to help you.