What are the classifications of hotel work? Which is better?

I am a student majoring in hotel management, and I work in hotels. I worked as an intern for two years in college. After graduation, I stayed in a four-star hotel. Speaking of hotels, I am too familiar with them. Hotels are basically divided into front desk, catering, sales, rooms and recreation, and second-line departments. what can I say? Every department is different.

Let's start with the guest room. There is still a lot of room for development and you can learn a lot. Being a guest room is the most tiring. There are few opportunities to meet guests, and the workload is very heavy every day. Some of my former classmates fainted during their internship, but they can learn a lot about the guest room, such as making the bed and dusting. I can accumulate a lot of experience, I can go out in almost a week, I can take my apprentice in a month, and I can be promoted to foreman in a year or two. If you are a hard-working boy, you can eat and exercise, which is good for your future development.

Eating, in fact, is almost as tired as the guest room. There are many opportunities to meet guests, and you can learn a lot and meet many people. Learn to communicate, learn to read, learn to read. If a girl is a girl, she can cook. Personally, I know that I can learn a lot. Cooking needs to be careful and cautious, especially for girls, especially western food, which needs good English and has great development prospects. After accumulating some experience, many hotels are scrambling for it.

The front desk is also good, very relaxed and less manual labor. If you are beautiful and handsome, you go to the front desk. If you are cheerful, smart and flexible, and rise quickly, it is easy and decent to be a lobby manager. But mental work is also a lot of trivial.

Sales is not even a department, so practice with the dining room. After a long time, with a certain personal relationship, if appropriate, the leader will naturally send the printed business card of the sales manager.

The most relaxing pastime is to play sports with guests, and what you can learn is swimming and bowling. I have learned very little and have little chance for development.

If you want to do it for a long time, it is best for each department to do it for a few months, and the hotel will make arrangements. Every department will adapt and see what you are suitable for.

Since you have worked in sales before, you must have accumulated a lot of experience. It's best to be a sales manager after having a personal relationship with the catering front desk. And if you want to be a hotel, you must first go to the grand hotel, and for the hotel, the initial start is very important for your future development. Okay, I'm exhausted. Typing is very cold today. I'll talk to you when I make friends with you later.