How about working in the executive lounge of a five-star hotel? Is the task heavy? Are the benefits good? Is there a commission or something?

The executive lounge of a five-star hotel is a place specially set up for business people or high-end customers.

The job is to check in/check out for such customers, prepare daily welcome letters and VIP lists, meet customers at the entrance of the lounge, and provide breakfast, afternoon tea and cocktail time. The work content is not too much or too heavy, and it belongs to comfortable work. Low pressure, and good relationship with clients' resumes.

Welfare benefits are the same as those of other hotel employees, and there will be no discrimination. Generally no commission.