I didn't know what to ask when I first went to the hotel to apply for a cashier.

In general, cashiers in older hotels pay the most attention to work experience. If you have such work experience in other hotels in the past, you will definitely give priority, because those who have such work experience can put into work immediately, and those who have no relevant experience must study and train first, which takes a lot of time.

Secondly, personal image, because it is the cashier or reception in the lobby, the requirement for image is even higher, because the lobby is the place that contacts the most guests and also represents the image of the hotel, so this is very important.

Then there is the level of Putonghua. If it is a big hotel, it has high requirements for this, so it will also be valued in terms of speaking.

Secondly, I like to stay focused. I can be reliable, which means that your family situation allows you to work in a hotel, and you can continue to do it.

As a hotel, this is more important, because I am now engaged in hotel management, which is our requirement for the cashier or receptionist at the front desk.

I suggest you apply for such a job, dress decently and look more stable. In addition, if you have similar work experience, remember to bring relevant certificates, which is very likely to be admitted.

That's basically it. Good luck with your application.

By the way, if you apply for reception, you should be able to speak a little during the interview, which means that this kind of job requires you to have strong communication skills, because guests may ask various questions, so you have to be able to speak and be flexible.

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