I have been a hotel for 4 years. What if I want to change careers?

I'm also a hotel worker. He switched from a film studio to a hotel five years ago and is now the general manager of a hotel management company.

I'm telling you this because anyone who has no youth to spend on constant choices and changes has chosen a path, and as long as it has room for development, you will definitely go on.

Of course, always pay attention to your heart.

In fact, when I was young, I was very similar to your mentality and introverted. I've always wanted to be respected and rewarded through my own efforts, just like those commercial companies. But often you will find that those things need different personalities and abilities.

In fact, during my years as a hotel, I found many doorways. For example, now I know how to get high income through some information, which you actually have.

In fact, you need to work harder for four years to become a receptionist. Generally, the general manager of a five-star hotel started from the grassroots level in 8 years and went to 10 year. The annual salary of domestic five-star GM is about 500,000, and international brands will be higher, so what you lack is the accumulation of time and being good at "self-job-hopping".

I just want to give you some opinions, and I don't want to affect your real feelings. I don't like five-star hotels very much either.