Is the hotel service industry strict with employees' eyesight?

First of all, what do you think of your image? If possible, I suggest you be the front desk. Wearing glasses is not the key to choosing a hotel. You can be appointed as long as you have good language expression, quick response and pass the English test.

Second, increase your self-confidence. Don't take it for granted that the employer will assign you to a room with glasses when interviewing. If you are confident, you should say that you can do all kinds of work even if you have separate rooms.

Thirdly, if you really don't want to be a guest room, I suggest you go to another hotel for an interview, but don't say that you have been a guest room before, otherwise you will definitely go to the old place. It can be said that I have never been a hotel before, but I also know something about hotels. In addition, the experience of working in the guest room must not be lost. If you want to work in the hotel industry, you must know something about the behavior of all departments.

Fourth, everything is difficult at the beginning. You should take the first step and be "careful", otherwise you won't want to do this or that, and you will accomplish nothing in the end. Let's go