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1) If you are worried that you can't stand long-term shifts, it is recommended not to be a bar waiter, even though it is an international brand hotel.

2) In the long run, both bars and restaurants are obviously inferior to the front desk. Compared with the front desk work, it is a little easier and there are more opportunities for tipping. But "many famous brands don't want you to be the front desk", you may still feel that you lack direct experience at the front desk. If you really want to be a receptionist, I suggest you try water from a 5-star hotel that is not an international chain, endure it for at least half a year, and then move to an international 5-star hotel. I'm sure you'll be very smooth then. After all, the same work experience, for a new hotel, job-hopping in the same department is the most important.

3) What kind of hotel is the personal butler? If it's an international brand hotel, I suggest you try it, because it's a regular position and there's nothing messy (you know). But you should be mentally prepared, and you are responsible for everything.